[6.0] "A 90-minute show that had four notable things on it: Konami's first appearance as an Oedo Tai member, Mina Shirakawa's second STARDOM match that led to formation of a Tag Team with Tam Nakano for the Goddesses of STARDOM Tag League, second attempt to have a big Donna del Mondo vs. Queen's Quest 'Faction Wars' Match in Nagoya after 30-minute draw in July, and Jungle Kyona's decision to join STARS after Tokyo Cyber Squad's disband on the previous show. Mayu Iwatani cut a great, heartfelt promo after Priestley/Tora vs. Iwatani/Kyona match. Opener was a better than expected match that didn't overstay it's welcome. Saya Iida gained another win here, after she scored a pin on Sumire Natsu on a previous show. This show was shot only on a hardcam for some reason. As per usual, every match had pre-match promos, but only Main Event had entrances. Every match served it's purpose, but none of the matches tried to be something that is must-see or great bell-to-bell, which is unusual for a big Nagoya show."

[8.0] "I really liked the show. It continued multiple angles in storyline and we got many great matches. Main event was definitely Match of The Night."

[6.0] "Good for what it was, meaning a follow up to a major event to start and seriously building up the angles that began the day before in Tokyo. I honestly don't know why Riho keeps on having these random apeparances since she's obviously under strict orders from the AEW to wrestle very conservatively, but at least she generates some buzz and keeps the ring rust at bay. Heel Konami... basically she's exactly the same old Konami, meaning an absolutely outstanding in-ring worker but a charisma vacuum, only she wears black instead of white. Dark Side of Hulkamania anyone? Mina Shirakawa... honestly I had to look up some of her work because I had never heard of it: for a model in her 30's with minimal experience I must say she's way better what I expected and reminds somehow of Yan Yinling. Yeah, she isn't the second coming of Mima Shimoda or anything but she could be a fun partner for Tam Nakano. And then we get the angle nobody asked for Natsuko Tora vs Jungle Kyona. Two very limited wrestlers having a feud that has been dragging on seemingly forever and which I hope is now over: with Tokyo Cyber Squad getting absorbed into STARS, where Mayu Iwatani and Tam Nakano are at the top of the food chain, Kyona will probably get back into the midcard where she belongs. But since I am not good at predicting what's on wrestling bookers' minds I am not holding my breath. The main event was actually pretty fun, as Donna del Mondo tag matches usually are. I don't know who booked this stuff but he/she did a great job of covering up for how tired and hurt several of these gals were. I have to say I am honestly surprised at how well Saya Kamitani is being booked since Stardom restarted operations and how much she's improved and I fully approve the idea of pushing her as the mouthpiece for Queen's Quest since she seems to have a natural knack for entertainment. decent show, let's see what the future has in store."