[8.0] "This was my first time watching TJPW and I must say that they have me hooked on them . I am definitely a fan now . This was a great show . Except for the opener which fell a bit flat and the match after that but it was at least solid but expected a bit more . Arai? s debut match was made better by Ito? s character work and involvement . Noa is the new International Princess champion and Miyu is the new Princess of Princess champion and will face Yuka Sakazaki who is one of my favorites ever since I saw that AEW women? s tournament . The triple threat was also very entertaining and a good sprint of action packed wrestling . The tag team title match was also amazing and both teams were great . Gets a 8 from me because I do think had the opening 2 matches been better , this would have been a 9 plus ."

[8.0] "You got a very awkward start with 2 very underwhelming matches and one decent which was the Yuki Arai Debut but it wasn't that bad. Then the event goes straight up to the stars with the last 4 matches delivering the excellent quality of Tokyo Joshi. The 3-Way Contenders Match is really good and fast pacing, Yuka, Shoko & Mizuki do very great their work, so happy for Yuka having her rematch at Cyberfight but I want Mizuki to shine too, 3. 75 stars. The great Reign of Kamifuku with the Intetnational Belt comes to an end in a very good match to "end" a rivalry that started at last year's WrestlePrincess with Kamiyu always being superior to Hikari, this is a very intense battle and great storytelling, very well deserved for Hikari Noa and hoping Kamiyu goes to the Main Event Scene, 3. 5 stars. Then we got the Princess Tag Championships when the Best female duo in the world atm: Mei Saint-Michel & Sakisama defending the titles Against BeeStar, very good match, it's always a pleasure to see this style and formula of carrying the match of this Mei & this Saki, using the old school to their favor, just amazing and Maiumi & Suzume did a great chemistry together and with their opponents but at the end of the day, Mei & Saki rule the Tag Team Scene in TJPW, 3. 75 stars. And then we go to the Main Event, Miyu Yamashita looks to regain the Princess of Princess Championship against the not that loved champion Rika Tatsumi, I mean, it was a great match and Tatsumi did a good job to be her last match in her reign tho her reign will not be very remembered by the positive, and just as transition to build up the Miyu vs. Yuka at Cyberfight, the match is insane, as always Yamashita is a badass ace and she's not afraid to show that to the fans, very glad she's back on top of the mountain once again, maybe in a couple of years Tatsumi will be a deserved Main Eventer but for now let's enjoy Miyu vs Yuka in Cyberfight, 4 stars. Great show, check it out specifically the last 4 matches and if you want, Yuki Arai's debut match"

[9.0] "Sad that they didn't get to have an audience for this but they delivered anyway as I expected. Great show regardless."

[8.0] "Good show. Too bad there were no people in the audience - ghost show. Matches were very good. The main event Rika Tatsumi vs Miyu Yamashita was The Match of The Night. Other worth watching fights: 1)Shoko Nakajima vs Mizuki vs Yuka Sakazaki, 2)Mei Saint-Michel, Sakisama vs Mirai Maiumi, Suzume."

[9.0] "This was an excellent show from top to bottom. The early tag team matches were all entertaining. The three-way #1 contender match was an exciting sprint between 3 very talented competitors. The International Princess title match had some great moments, especially the end. The tag title match was excellent! I'm even more convinced now that BeeStar will win those titles one day. And that main event was exactly what I hoped it would be. While TJPW might not historically have the in-ring pedigree of a Stardom or Sendai Girls, this show is indicative of their growth as a top-tier Joshi promotion in 2021."

[8.0] "Really enjoyable show top to bottom as expected. The last stretch of matches all delivered especially."

[6.0] "While having fantastic matches, this was not a well booked show by TJPW. It feels like they went back to the beginning after a lot of effort from the newer talent to push the roster forward in the last 7 months, which are my favorite months in TJPW history. TJPW compared to its previous years has a big roster of talented people, they shouldn't be doing the "Give the tag titles to NEO Biishiki-gun and the PoP Title to Miyu/Yuka/Shoko" at this point. It's an old trick that works, but not because something works means you gotta do it all the time. Rika Tatsumi did a great job as a champion, she's fantastic at making people look good, she proved that people like Miu and Itoh are ready for the main event spot, but instead of dropping the belt to someone like Mizuki to have a fresh, a new champion, continuing the trend of pushing the roster forward and growing together, and making sense due to the history Rika and Mizuki have together, they decided to go back to Miyu Yamashita for a 3rd reign and putting Yuka as a challenger. Their previous match from 2020 was quite lackluster compared to other matches from that card such as Itoh vs. Hikari Noa. Going back to the show, the 3-way match spoiled the main event, since it was obvious they weren't gonna do a Rika-Yuka rematch. I feel like these women have proved themselves to be capable of hanging in the main event, of having their big moment. They don't need Miyu, Yuka or NEO Biishiki-gun to constantly come around and get multiple reigns. It's time TJPW starts believing more in the rest of their talent, girls like Miu, Mizuki, Misao, Suzume, Mirai, Itoh are extremely talented and deserve that spot. While TJPW DOES puts newer people in the main event to challenge, it's always to lose, and not many have the ability to make others look good in defeat (Shoko being the best at it). This is not me upset because my fantasy booking didn't come true, this is me upset because the logical booking progression and TJPW's usual compelling storytelling was thrown away for the sake of a "big match" in the PoP scene and another NEO Bi-gun reign that helps nobody. Good for Hikari, the only title match that made sense, she deserves every bit of it, congratulations to Kamiyu too for having such a fantastic reign, she proved everyone wrong."

[9.0] "Great show. The three way was a particular highlight. Lots of interesting stories moving forward. TJPW at Korakuen Hall always delivers."

[8.0] "Really great show were all the top matches delivered. Make sure you watch this main event, because it's tremendous!"

[10.0] "tjpw just doesn't miss at korakuen hall. the matches were all fun and enjoyable. yuki arai made her debut and did better than i'd expected. hikari with the best blizzard suplex in the game and miyu making history by being a three time princes of princesses champion!"

[9.0] "Very enjoyable show. Of course it felt different without fans but they did very well regardless. Yuki Arai and Maki Itoh will be a cool long term story. Also Miu was incredible. Noa winning was an emotional win that would've been even better with fans. Princess Tag Title match was good and so was the main which was the Motn. Miyu and Rikas feud is very cool. Yuka vs Miyu will be great and will add another chapter to their rivalry."

[10.0] "This show was incredible there was only one bad thing about it and that was lack of a crowd which was outside their control Yuki Arai looked good on her debut the title changes made sense and we build to a great match at Cyber fight festival the main event was the best match they have had all year and the best womens match I have seen this year"

[10.0] "Awesome show, aside from the 2 first tag matches, every match was 3. 5+ in my opinion. The main event was amazing and MOTYC and even without crowd this show felt so lively."

[8.0] "No People due to Covid was really annoying as this show was really strong by TJPW standards. The two undercard matches were passable, Yuki Arai looked really good for a rookie and if she improves from this, she can be a serious title contender in an year or two. Last four matches all delivered strong and are worth watching. I watched the English commentary version and the trio of Pickering, Stewart and Brookes did a good job, they had improved from the previous TJPW English commentary show. Strong show. 8/10"

[8.0] "Very good show despite the empty Korakuen Hall due to the current state of emergency in Tokyo. In addition to the matchguides, I liked the story of current idol Yuki Arai in her debut match against the Fired Idol Maki Itoh, with Itoh-chan seeing some of her past self in the newcomer. Two big title changes, and a massive match set up for the CyberFight Festival next month."