[7.0] "Another really good day of the 5STAR GP, featuring mostly 'pretty good' to 'really good' matches. AZM vs Unagi was alright. AZM had very good speed and technique, with her all-rounder style being really cool. Unagi had basic offence but at least also some passionate selling and strong technique with her bigger moves. Their chemistry was pretty good, with many smooth exchanges. A shame AZM lost despite being the far superior worker. **3/4. Saki vs Kid was decent. Saki had a nice 'grimy technical' style, while Kid fought back with her speedy and agile moves. Their chemistry was at times a bit sloppy but mostly pretty good, with their more complex exchanges usually being executed quite well. ***. Momo vs Natsupoi was quite good. Natsu had some pretty creative and very flashy agile attacks and movements, while Momo's offence was aggressive all around. They always had good intensity and chemistry in their counters and their respective control periods. Both gave engaging performances with how competitive the match was. ***1/4. Konami vs Tam was pretty good. Konami's arm-targeting was enjoyably sadistic and varied, and Tam's corresponding babyface-selling was very sympathetic. Tam showed very good fire and technique in her comebacks, though her arm-selling could have been better in the long term. The majority of their big strikes and power moves were hit really well, though Tam's comeback win felt a bit anti-climactic and forced. ***1/4 - ***1/2. Utami vs Kamitani was pretty good, mostly because of Utami. She did very well aggressively beating Kamitani down and showing impressive power behind all her attacks. Kamitani showed nice fire as she fought back, though her agile/aerial attacks were still a bit amateurish. Her big moves usually weren't too polished, either, but a few looked pretty good. They had some nice rapid big-move trades and near falls towards the end. ***1/4 - ***1/2. Syuri vs Maika was really, really good. I really liked the idea of these two stablemates facing off to see who the better 'shoot-style' fighter was, and we got a lot of exciting strike trades out of it as a result, with strong selling and passionate fire-ups to up the intensity levels. Their interactions also remained really engaging when they switched off to attempting submissions or hitting big power moves, showing just what strong chemistry they had. It feels like a crime that they only went 16 minutes, but at least it had an awesome finishing stretch. ***1/2. Mayu vs Giulia was another really good match. Their clash of styles was very interesting, since Mayu was far more strike-based and aerial/agile-based, whereas Giulia was far more grounded and submission-based. All of Mayu's offence looked very good, and her general movements and selling/bumping were also very impressive. Giulia was a bit unpolished but mostly also good, plus her passionate displays were cool. Lots of fun exchanges in the final few minutes. ***1/2"

[8.0] "A good show but a few steps behind in terms of quality as compared to night 1. Mayu/Giulia was MOTN closely followed by Suri/Maika. Saya/Utami and Momo/Poi were some other good matches on the card too. Konami/Tam and Saki/SLK did not deliver up to the expected standard and could be termed as under-whelming. Unagi/AZM was a decent enough effort. Mayu closed the show so bonus points for that. 8 it is for me. Almost a 9 but I'll settle with 8."

[8.0] "Another really good 5 Star Grand Prix show. A lot of hits (especially last two matches) some misses (Hayashishita/Kamitani and Watanabe/Natsupoi), but every match had a purpose which is the most important thing for the way STARDOM books. This show was like two and a half hours long, so I would recommend it if you want to give STARDOM a try."

[8.0] "*Rating is for tournament matches only* A small step down in quality from night one as it just didn't have as much meat at the business end of the card. It was still a strong night though as evidenced by the rating. MOTN was Syuri vs Maika."

[10.0] "It's almost a perfect tournament day with just one mediocre match. The quality went up and up, and the ending was simply amazing thanks to the match between Giulia and Iwatani and Mayu's promo."

[7.0] "High quality wrestling show. All matches were great. Syuri vs Maika was The Match of The Night. I recommend watching all fights, because it's worth it."

[8.0] "While not quite as amazing as Night 1, Night 2 was another great show and well worth the watch if you want to see some great women's wrestling."

[9.0] "Just like the first night of the tournament, the final 3 matches all hit ****+. The highs didn't hit quite at the level that they did on Night 1, but this was probably more consistently good from start to finish. Easily the best two nights in the 5 STAR GP's history."

[9.0] "Two back to back fantastic shows with this one only a slight step down. The final three matches were incredible with this tournament seemingly already better than last years."

[8.0] "This show was a step down from Night 1, but it was still a pretty good show. The first two matches were a bit disappointing, especially considering that AZM and SLK were involved in them, but still fine. Momo/Poi was good, but could have been better. Tam/Konami was good and succinct, not as long as their match from a few weeks ago, although it made sense from the story they were telling with this match. Through the first four matches, it was a 6 and a half out of 10 show. The final three matches took it to recommendable territory. Utami/Saya was excellent and in the ***3/4 to **** range, same with Syuri/Maika, although the latter had several brutal bumps that will make some wince. Speaking of brutal bumps, the main event was vicious, with even more sickening neck bumps and a headbutt, as well as a slightly iffy finish. Still, the main event was excellent in my opinion. Whereas night 1 was almost perfect, night 2 was a tale of 2 shows, with two of the three great matches being very violent and not for everyone. I? d give the show a 7 and a half."