[7.0] "Judging by the average rating here I was expecting a much better show. This was truly solid and fun, with the important matches showing a pretty good level, but not that great though. The Wonder Title match compensated the lack of a more exciting in-ring performance with a very cool and well told storytelling, my favorite match of the card. Tam Nakano and Kagetsu had the most emotional match of the show, the main event was highly competitive, but kinda sober and empty of a captivating storyline that made it shine brighter. The Tag Title match was a bit weak and I expected way more from that. The debut of Donna del Mondo was good, established Giulia as the rising star she ended up being. I loved Syuri's performance here, she's really, really good. Bea Priestley turning on Queen's Quest to join Oedo Tai was the most logical move possible. In a stable that's basically "mean" babyfaces there's no space for a woman that's full heel, even more when she's tagging with an already Oedo Tai member and they become tag champions. She goes to challenge Arisa Hoshiki for the title she hasn't won yet to complete the Triple Crown, as well as Sareee lays down a surprise challenge to Mayu for a match I'm dying to see. It's funny and weird at the same time of the wrestlers here react to betrayals. AZM tried stopping Bea from attacking Momo a bit more, but they all reacted like it means nothing, and that makes the moment feel less important and impactful IMO. Drama is imperative in pro-wrestling, and sometimes the women here lack some of it. Good show, but still a step below being really great. The title matches could've been much better."

[9.0] "The best show in 2020 so far. Mayu Iwatani vs Momo Watanabe is definitely candidate for Match of The Year Award."

[7.0] "After starting the year with some rather careful shows, here the Stardom year really starts! Eventful, action-packed and with great things to come. Recommended. Ruaka & Rina -vs- Leo Onozaki & Hina [* 1/4], AZM -vs- Starlight Kid -vs- Zoe Skye [* 1/2], Natsuko Tora & Saki Kashima & Sumire Natsu -vs- Saya Kamitani & Saya Iida & Itsuki Hoshino [**], Tam Nakano -vs- Kagetsu [** 3/4], Jungle Kyona & Konami (c) -vs- Bea Priestley & Jamie Hayter - (Goddesses of Stardom Title) [** 1/2], Giulia & Shuri & Maika -vs- Hana Kimura & DEATH Yama-san & Leyla Hirsch [***], Arisa Hoshiki (c) -vs- Utami Hayashishita - (Wonder of Stardom Title) [*** 1/4], Mayu Iwatani (c) -vs- Momo Watanabe - (World of Stardom Title) [*** 3/4] Classic Korakuen-style main event Epic battle between two of the best Stardom has at the moment. With the hold and tactics they used, you could sense they put a lot of effort going into this one. It felt special too."

[8.0] "I watched it from the fourth match. 1) Tam vs. Kagetsu. A great end to their confrontation. A tough match with no-selling and the bright work of both wrestlers. Too bad it's a little short. I will miss Kagetsu. 8/10. 2) Tag Team Titles Match. I couldn't find the full match record. I only saw the last 5 minutes, and they were really cool. A worthy change of Champions. However, I will not give an assessment of the match, as I did not watch it completely. 3) DDM vs. TCS. A good match, but nothing special. 6/10. 4) Arisa vs. Utami. I liked the match. Utami's bleeding added brutality and aggression to the match. Arisa looked like a real heel in this fight. 8/10. 5) Mayu vs. Momo. Incredibly. The aces of the promotion tried to make their next match different from the previous ones. Excellent technical fight at the beginning and subsequent action make this match unforgettable. 10/10. Average Rating - 8/10."

[8.0] "Not quite as good as last month's Korakuen, but still a strong show. Mayu vs Momo was MOTN and was on par with their match from 2018. The accidental blood in the semi main really added to the match and took what was otherwise a decent, but not great bout to that next level. The show's undercard was also solid with Tam vs Kagetsu and the Tag Title match being the highlights from the first half of the event."

"[Tam/Kagetsu] : Very good match, some technical sloppiness for Tam but other than that great intensity. (***1/2) [Bea/Jamie vs Kyona/Konami] : Good tag match, liked the Konami/Bea dynamic as well as the Kyona/Jamie dynamic, Jamie's work on top is kinda boring but when she does a real back and forth, it's really good. Some timing issues and a little more epic feel prevented it from being better. (***1/2) [Arisa/Utami] : Very disappointed by this match which was nowhere near their 5STAR match, the work wasn't good for like 70% of the match, the first half of the match was flat out bad, work was sloppy, crowd was dead, no rhythm. Utami was just there not showing any kind of fire, her work on top was boring, dull and so unidimensional, kept doing meaningless hold with a dead crowd, not good. They had a good sequence outside and Arisa busted Utami open, then it was akward for like 2-3 minutes with everyone checking on Utami, Arisa's mounted her, didn't hide her communication with Utami and threw some terrible slaps. Then Utami did her first German and the match started to pick up, they traded some big moves and an intense battle with a good crowd for a few minutes and then Arisa kinda missed her Os Cutter and the crowd died again, she finished the match just after that. My least favourite Arisa's performance since her return match. Below average match. (**1/4). [Mayu/Momo] : Great match, even though it fell a bit short in my expectation it was a great main event. (****1/4)."

[10.0] "In front of second biggest crowd in Stardom history, Stardom succeeded at making all of the matches somewhat interesting, which has never happened before. Historically, Stardom Korakuen Hall shows have a bunch of throwaway/nothing matches before getting to the last two/three matches, but current state of affairs shows that the Stardom roster is strongest its ever been. Having said that, Hazuki's absence is very noticeable. The Main Event was the best thing on this show by a mile (****1/2) - great performance from Iwatani - match and promo. Oedo Tai vs. Rookies/Stars was a dissapointment because Oedo Tai without Kagetsu and Hazuki are not much at all (certainly someone will step up, it just didn't happen yet), and every other match was good to very good (*** - ***3/4). This show was very easy to watch. More than anything, I appreciate that wrestlers are being ambitious, they're trying out new stuff and doing something different. If you don't want to go back to Priestley/Iwatani match from November, the actual starting point of Bushiroad Era (because of a title change), this is another good show that can be used as an introduction to Stardom."

[9.0] "Great show. A nice match for the tag team titles, a good match for the white belt, an excellent main event. Also, a new team has formed on this show. Betrayal of Bea Priestley and the transition to the side of Oedo Tai. Very high-quality show with cool moments and good matches."

[8.0] "Great show. Iwatani/Watanabe might have underdelivered in a certain sense, but was still fantastic regardless. Second favourite on the show was the tag title match, Priestley & Hayter got great heat on Konami, and the interactions between Hayter and Kyona were phenomenal. Hoshiki/Utami and Kagetsu/Tam were both very enjoyable matches, and everything else on the card was at the very least watchable. Honestly a perfectly easy show to watch, and if you've ever wanted to delve into Stardom, this is a great beginner's option."