[9.0] "The characters make this promotion, and the show, and the freelancers fit in great. The card built to a phenomenal main event, but I really do have to question the booking after Itoh-chan's hot Princess Cup run. Although that's probably the only match I'd say you HAVE to seek out, the show was super easy and fun to sit through, unlike some other autumn shows going on right now. And bring back Chairman Ram."

[6.0] "The undercard was just fine. The Veny/Asuka and KamiYu entrance was pure cringe. The two top of card matches were very good. I felt the show was somewhat hampered by the lame attempts at comedy which is a common theme within the DDT group. It would be great to see what TJPW could do if they just got out of their own way."

[8.0] "Good event of Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling, the Princess Tag and Princess of Princess were the matches of the night"

[6.0] "It was a good show for new fans tuning in, people trying to find a starting point to get into the promotion. Or for people who've been watching since earlier this year. But as a long-time fan of TJPW, most of the results felt like more of the same, same old same old, Are we in 2019 again? Are they still not trusting the new generation enough to lead the divisions even though they are such a talented group of people? This is the first time in TJPW history where I genuinely think the gap between the newest rookie and the ace is the closest it has ever been, yet the booking keeps trying to make it look the opposite. For example, we saw Miyu defeated by Hyper and Tenma when they had been wrestling for 2 years, and their training and in-ring quality was much inferior to how good the rookies are now. Yet now, for some reason, girls who've been in the roster for 3-4 years can't get a single meaningful moment and are constantly stuck in exhibition multi-women matches that while they entertain the crowd, they don't help with their growth. TJPW has played the safe game this year, going back to the same champions they had in 2018-2019, and no matter how much the people on twitter try to tell you "this is just how japanese booking works", don't believe it, it wasn't always like this in TJPW."

[7.0] "Opening with the Up Up Girls was wonderful as usual, glad we got 2 songs! First match was solid and a nice opener for the show. Great to see Mahiro back in action. Triple Threat was a lot of fun and a big win for Nodoka. All the interactions were great. VENYU vs Marika and Nao was great, VENYU's entrance was the best thing of the show. Following tag match was pretty good and Suzume and Endo got good shines. Moka/Aja vs Miu/Arai was very good if a bit long in the tooth. Miu's slam on Aja was cool but sadly no swing on Aja she tried bless her. Arai did well. Noa/Aino was just ok really nothing special about it. NBG's entrance was incredible and the match was quite good but again nothing out of this world and then that's when i realised this show wasn't really getting out of second gear. The main event was great **** but not as good as their January match and the ending was just horrendously anti-climatic. You had the perfect story and you messed it all up. A lame ending to just a good show. If this was a regular TJPW show i would praise it but for your biggest show of the year...it wasn't what it needed to be sadly."

[9.0] "TJPW was already probably my favorite promotion of 2021, and this show only comforted me in that idea. Itoh vs Yamashita was of course the big money match, a lot of years in the making, with 2 great wrestlers both at their peak... but I didn't expect the undercard to be that good. I don't have anything under ***1/4. The guests all did very good performances, Ram was super funny because of how different she was from her tag partners, and thinking that she was just put there because of Mahiro's return makes me think that we nearly missed this. I want VENYU as a permanent team in TJPW, they were so good and their chemistry is insane. You also have a star making performance from Yuki Arai with great exchanges against Aja Kong, when I was more expecting Miu in that role. The title matches are great, a little bit less for the IP title but it was still very enjoyable, the tag match was great and I won't repeat myself on the ME. One of the best shows of 2021."

"[8.0/10] Despite being a fan of TJPW I wasn't expecting the show to be as good as it ended up being. The talent was there of course, but the main event was the only reason I wanted to watch. The majority of the show ended up being great though and I'm glad I watched it in its entirety. The only match that I can think of that wasn't fairly enjoyable was Hikari vs. Yuki. It was just fine, but not what I would expect from them both. I was however fairly bummed by the finish to the main event. The storyline behind Miyu/Maki's match has built for quite some time. Despite that though the match itself was absolutely fantastic, and possibly Maki's best match to date. The unexpected great match for me was Kong/Moka vs. Watanabe/Arai. They did a great job of not only further pushing Arai along, but continued to build off Miu's strengths. I for a few moments believed that Miu would do the giant Swing to Kong. Just a fun match that was a great lead into the title matches that followed. An easy recommendation from me for anyone considering dipping their toes into TJPW in the future."

"[7.0/10] Going into this, I knew to expect a one-match card. However, the rest of the undercard did it? s job to build to what I thought was a fantastic main-event. This is the first Tokyo Joshi Pro I? ve watched in two years, outside of catching up on the Princess Cup matches and occasionally checking in on Maki? s story throughout the year, so I was experiencing a lot of things for the first time? I gotta say, I love Hyper Misao? s gimmick! There were too many tags to say anything from the undercard was worth a recommendation, though I? d probably recommend all three of the last matches and obviously Maki vs. Miyu Yamashita. I actually enjoyed the International Princess match, as I thought it picked up very nicely in the final 2-3mins? which was followed by the pretty amazing Magical Sugar Rabbits vs. NBG match, which gave the perfect blend of comedy and straight wrestling I? ve seen in a while. I loved the main event and thought Maki performed fantastically. I thought I? d be disappointed in the finish, but I actually thought it was the right call and this doesn? t seem like the end for Maki. If you have a few hours, this is a fun show to watch and if you don? t then at least catch the main-event!"

[8.0] "Great show, all matches were interesting even though I think the card could have been a lot more exciting. The guest wrestlers were great choices; I love Ram Kaichow in particular! Magical Sugar Rabbits winning the tag belts was awesome and an amazing main event."

[7.0] "Really fun show that proves how different and diverse TJPW is. It was great to have Rika Tatsumi back and Hyper Misao was great throughout the match. The ASUKA & Yuki Kamifuku tag team is absolute money. I hope they get a shot at the tag titles soon. Speaking of which the tag team title match was excellent. I'm very interested where Neo Biishiki-gun go next. For me the only reason this show isn't a higher rating is the main event. I really feel like Miyu Yamashita should have lost. Maki Itoh had all the momentum and I don't feel Miyu is as marketable a champ as TJPW thinks. The match itself had good storytelling. Really excited for the future of TJPW."

[6.0] "This show was easy to watch, and it flew by like a lot of TJPW shows, but at the same time there was zero great matches and nobody had a truly stand-out performance, nobody made me think that 'This wrestler X is great, I should really follow the promotion instead of jumping in for big shows because of them'. Suzume and Arisu Endo exceeded my expectations in their match, but not to that level. ASUKA was fantastic, and she's always great but she's not TJPW wrestler. Rika Tatsumi is great, but she was in a goofy three-way. Yuki Arai's kick-out after THAT Backdrop Driver from Aja Kong was tremendous though, but that was the only notable thing she did in that match. I gave English commentary a shot for some reason, and as per usual, it was a very bad idea - when high spots and big moments were happening, my first priority was to mute the sound, because Baliyan Akki was 'trying to make things exciting' I guess. Brookes is a good third guy/'along for the ride'/guest commentator, so both guys needed a proper lead commentator to help them. I wouldn't say there was one match that you should go out of your way to see: Main Event was good enough, Semi-Main had a simple 'babyfaces overcome dastardly heels' story, Noa vs. Aino was a nice little match and undercard was good. I guess the only reason why they will have a big show in Sumo Hall is because they don't want to 'lose ground' to STARDOM, but there's really no other reason - this Yamashita vs. Itoh match from my observations is the biggest match they had and they have nothing on the horizon as of right now, but who knows what's gonna happen in the future. I think if you've never seen TJPW show before and you have time for a 3-3.5 hour show, you should give it a try."

[7.0] "Overall, a pretty nice show, which I wouldn't consider one of the best of the year or something like that. The normal tag matches were all quite solid and none of them stood out to me except Endo/Suzume vs Riho/Nakajima, which was most likely the best of these tag matches. We then went on to the first big title match of the show with Noa/Aino. It was cool but also contained nothing remarkable, it just felt like another defense. The last two matches were both amazing and concluded the show in a great manner. All in all, a rather long but still cool show by TJPW, I had a good time watching this."

[9.0] "This was a fantastic show some people where critical when the card was announced but I think it blew away even my expectations for the show there was not a bad match on the card every match made Sense and built up as the show went along the final 2 matches turned this from a good show to a show of the year contender in womens wrestling especially the main event that was one of the best matches in the companies history really look forward to March next year for grand princess"

[9.0] "What a show. A PPV of the year contender absolutely. Not a bad match on the card and the big matches all delivered. The big news leaving this show is Miyu Yamashita remains on top of TJPW and we are headed full steam ahead to a March 19th 2022 PPV in Sumo hall. ASUKA made a big debut and I'd love to see VENYU eventually get those tag titles. Hikari continues her title reign. Miyamoto and Arai continued their feud. Aja Kong put over both Arai and Miu Watanabe strong. Riho and Shoko Nakajima seem ready to hit the tag division. And even more. This was a great "season finale" of sorts to set up more TJPW goodness to come. I think WPII was even better than WPI and I cannot wait until Grand Princess in March."