[7.0] "Many people didn't like the show so much, but I would rate it highly. I understand that many did not devote themselves to the case hard enough, but as if there was a special charm in this, everyone gets tired and everyone has their limit, I see a special drama and sports aspect here. Of course Syuri and Tam Nakano stole tonight! I will also praise the team match for the Goddesses Of Stardom Title, well, in general, there was something to turn your expert gaze to."

[5.0] "Another up-and-down big show: Artist/Goddesses title matches told simple stories and served their purpose, AZM once again gave her challenger the best match in their career, and White/Red Belt were once again disappointing for different reasons."

[4.0] "Not the worst event I've seen at Stardom, but definitely one of the most uninteresting and difficult to watch, and if it weren't for the sprint from Kamitani and Saki, I would say that the show didn't have good matches at all."

[6.0] "Despite Syuri vs Tam being very good, this show underwhelmed. It was just a string of fine and decent matches until the main."

[7.0] "A card with 2 notebook matches being a bit underwhelming kind of illustrates how great Stardom PPV's have been over the last 2 years. Undercard was about as forgettable as Stardom has ever had on a PPV, but the Main Event & Tag Title matches were great. White Belt match was on the low end of Saya's reign but still solid."

[7.0] "Probably my least favorite Stardom PPV of the year. Most of matches underdelivered. I was only satisfied with main event. nothing else."

[6.0] "Quite possibly the worst Stardom PPV since they started running them. Just absolutely nothing stood out. The main event was such a let down as well as the Artist of Stardom match. The Tag Belt match wasn't much better and my match of the night Saya vs SAKI managed to fall flat itself by just being so short. Even the undercard wasn't even that enjoyable. Thank god the 5STAR is starting next week."

"Another great show for Stardom in 2022, even if admittedly slightly below their usual incredibly high standards. The artists of stardom match was another in a long line of high action, high quality trios matches. The main event, while a bit underwhelming was still more than worth the watch as Syuri continues her excellent title reign. But for me the MOTN was the wonder of stardom match between Saya and SAKI. In a world were matches keep getting longer and longer this sub 15 minute title match was a perfect back and forth match with 2 great wrestlers throwing everything they have at each other. Not a second of this match was wasted, every move mattered, and the finishing stretch was excellent."

[6.0] "The overall quality of last show in Summer North Tour (18.07) was higher. And Stardom In Showcase just kills this PPV in terms of emotions. Usually at least one match for the top belts was excellent, but here the match of Tam and Syuri was just above average. The best match on the show is the Artist of Stardom defence, but it's also not as good as on past PPVs. Inappropriate second PPV of the month."

[8.0] "Stardom consistently delivers with their PPVs and they did so again with this show. Even though the booking was predictable, which is usually the case for B-PPVs, every match was good and nothing was below par. The opening match was one of the better Youtube matches during the PPV era for Stardom. The Stars/OT tag match was short and comedic, while also having allusions to the Stardom Showcase show the day before. AZM and Rina had a quality sub-10 minute match where Rina looked good in defeat. The Captains Fall match exceeded my expectations. The Future of Stardom match was a joy to watch, with the end result being one of my favorite things in wrestling all year. The Goddess title match went a bit longer than it needed to, but the result made it worthwhile. Saya vs. SAKI was pretty good, not flawless, but perfectly paced. I wish more Stardom title matches went under 15 minutes. The main event was slower-paced, but included some big impact moves, progressed naturally and had an emphatic end. I wanted Tam to win, but the match was still as good as hoped in my opinion. Stardom has developed a habit of having too many long matches lately, so this show was refreshing in a way. If more b-PPVs were paced like this, it would be to the benefit to everyone. It was a good way to parlay into the Grand Prix next week, which should be a ton of fun, so long as the end result is not a predictable Giulia victory."