[6.0] "It's kinda repetitive to always review this type of shows because they're just there to build up the big shows with average multi tag matches. What I can say is that Stardom has a great level and even when their matches are quite mid they still deliver some good action. This High Speed tournament has started really weak, with very short matches that doesn't allow the wrestlers to truly showcase their abilities and building some interest towards the tournament itself or the eventual title match with Riho. I really want to care about it, but they're not doing any efforts for that to happen. Hana Kimura got a "full spotlight on her" match where Zoey Skye and Bea Priestley were just there to elevate her. Sadly, Kagetsu last match with Oedo Tai was not with her dearest partners and it didn't look that special or meaningful. Andras Miyagi had a truly weak send-off here in a really mid match with Giulia nearly ignoring her by just dumping her saying goodbye. Main Event was kinda weak compared to others in past shows and didn't try to bring something more to the table aside from the post match attack by Utami to Arisa. It wasn't a bad show because the wrestling quality is quite good, but obviously they weren't going to put everything into it in this one."

[4.0] "Fairly basic show from Stardom. No stinkers, no killers. Starlight Kid -vs- Itsuki Hoshino [* 1/2], Hana Kimura -vs- Bea Priestley -vs- Zoey Skye [* 3/4], Leyla Hirsch -vs- AZM - (High Speed Grand Prix) [* 3/4], Kagetsu & Saki Kashima & Jamie Hayter -vs- Riho & Tam Nakano & Saya Iida [** 1/4], Jungle Kyona & Konami -vs- Giulia & Andras Miyagi [**], Mayu Iwatani & Arisa Hoshiki & Saya Kamitani -vs- Momo Watanabe & Utami Hayashishita & Leo Onozaki [**]"

[6.0] "Almost every single show that is happening somewhere but not in Tokyo has same conclusions/impressions: crowd wasn't really there, but every match was good. Opener was good. Three-way and Hirsch/AZM had their moments, and last three faction wars matches, as per usual, were very good. It's weird that Andras Miyagi was nowhere to be seen after this post-match angle, especially because next three shows were big ones (Korakuen/Edion Arena Osaka #2/Korakuen). I hope that this is not the end of Stardom run for Andras. In the main event, Watanabe/Iwatani and Hoshiki/Utami interactions were fun!"