[8.0] "The first three matches were OK, but the last three matches was really, really strong. It's just a shame that the main event ended up being tainted by what happened to Hamada later in the year."

[9.0] "This was one of the best shows I've seen this year with three amazing matches that closed the show. Mika Iwata and Hana Kimura are having one of the most heated rivalries in wrestling today, with each match being more intense and hard hitting than their previous one. Io Shirai vs Satomura was as awesome as you would expect from those names, it's definitely one of my matches of the year. Hashimoto vs Hamada did more than fine following such an awesome match and offered an almost equally amazing performance. It's definitely a show to watch."

[8.0] "I just watched the last 2 matches. Shirai/Satomura: ****. 2 excellent wrestlers going all out. I loved that match. Main event: ***3/4. Alot more basic than the semi main but just about as good. This was fun. Go see it!"

[8.0] "This is my first time watching a full sendai girls show and i thought it was very good. First 3 matches were fine and skippable but fun enough. Iwata/Kimura was a very good back and forth action from both with energetic crowd. Io shirai/Satomura was fucking fantastic-may be the best women match in 2018 so far. So many great spots and sequences from both and crowd really loved it. I guess these 2 will have another later and i can't wait. The main event followed that and did excellent job, too. They kept the crowd alive and delivered a really great match although it may be as good as the previous one but still a hard hitting fight. Overall, i really enjoyed this especially with the last 3 matches. EDIT : the last 2 matches should be on matchguide in my opinion."

[7.0] "An average undercard is redeemed by the excellent semi-final and main event. Satomura/Shirai was - as you may expect - tremendous. This wasn't even a particularly 'special' bout for the pair, with nothing but an exhibition feel to the match coupled with a predictable finish, but none of that really matters when you're completely outclassing 99% of your peers just in the execution of basic shit alone. Main event was put in the unenviable position of following what preceded it, but Hamada and Hashimoto nevertheless managed to construct a very satisfying match which garnered a great response from the crowd."