[4.0] "One of the worst big TJPW events I've ever seen, all the matches looked like they could offer something more and couldn't, and the best example is the interaction of Kong and Impaler, which was the least outstanding of all the clashes in that match (worst of all, it was my favorite match on the show, and I didn't know it about at the time). All the matches for the title were weak, and the main event turned out to be long and disappointing. I've never liked Brookes and Akki on comments, but this time they were especially annoying."

[7.0] "This was an easy watch but for arguably their biggest show of the year, there was nothing you would say was must watch. The gaijin tag team they brought over was an interesting choice and led to the weakest match on the card which is not a good sign considering TJPW undercards are usually and deliberately a bit of throw away fun and not there for workrate nerds like me"

[7.0] "The thing that stood out the most about this show to me is that it really flew by. First two matches were totally skippable/forgettable but they were inoffensive, and next five matches until the semi-main were very easy to watch. I wouldn't be surprised if fans that decided to watch TJPW for the first time became interested to check out other TJPW shows in the future."

[9.0] "Up until the main this show is a 7. Yuka and Shoko put on a clinic, everyone knew this match would be good and they over-delivered on it. If you only watch one thing from this show go out of your way to watch that."

[4.0] "Besides the main event.... nothing reached memorable levels. The main event story also was a repeated stale act, but if you were into the story surrounding Yuka heading back to the top then maybe that was enough. The rest of the card was underwhelming to downright abysmal (tag title match). Not good."

[3.0] "Most of this show was fine except for the main which was good, the semi-main which was bad, and Mizuki vs Misao which was dreadful. That's pretty bad for a four hour show and consequently this was easily TJPW's worst major show this year."

[6.0] "The show has its ups and downs but if you take the time to compare it to TJPW's best this year, it falls short of the mark. Three great matches push this to a 6 for me as the main event, International Princess Championship match, and special singles between Mizunami and Suzume are all matches to go out of your way to see. As someone who isn't as high on the low card of TJPW, I thought they did their best to show improvement and that was another good takeaway. The tag title match and limited number of other matches for the "biggest show of the year" in TJPW are what bring this down in the end. A good show though that left me in a good mood so that's a win."

[8.0] "Fun, fun, fun. Everything I love about TJPW. Appreciate that foreign talent is starting to come back to the promotion too. A fine time was had by all. Special shout-out to Miu, who's deserved a win like this for a while."

[9.0] "Some things I'll never forget, the crowd heat for Pom vs Max and Yuka and Shoko killing each other. Nothing better in wrestling than to laugh at some Misao comedy or Kong wackiness, plus seeing rising stars like Suzume, Miu, and Mizuki progress, and of course some good to great matches with the best English commentary duo in the game today."

"Wasn't excited for this on paper but it really exceeded my expectations. Number of very entertaining matches especially the main event, trios match and the 121000000 tag match. Only real dud was the tag title match which was rough in places and didn't work for me. Definitely would recommend watching."

[9.0] "I absolutely loved this show. I don't do the whole spreadsheet thing, but if I did, I believe there would be 4 matches on it, maybe even 5. The only thing I would consider bad would be the tag title match, and the opening match was just fine. Everything else on the show was top notch. Great storytelling, great wrestling and great entertainment. I know Stardom has a lot of attention right now, but I think TJPW is doing just as well of a job, if not better. Everyone go out of your way to watch this show (but maybe skip the tag title match.)"

[8.0] "Another great major show from TJPW this year. Even though I wasn't hyped for the main event they still delivered and I'm glad that Miu Watanabe has finally won a singles title."

[8.0] "TJPW's PPVs have really delivered this year and, for the most part, this one did too. The opening two matches were both very good tag matches, with the first one being more consistently good, while the second one had a strong final third to elevate it to a similar level. Suzume vs. Ryo was a really good match where Suzume got to prove how good and resilient she is, before she got predictably beat down and defeated. The Mizuki/Misao match and trios match featuring Kong and Max were both hysterical and wild, everything I hoped for them to be and were extremely entertaining from start to finish. If you love comedy and insanity, those matches are must-see. The tag match between 121000000 and Riho/Noa was also really good, surprisingly funny and, for some reason, isn't listed above? The IP title match was only 10 minutes, but served its purpose. Miu winning was definitely the right call in my opinion, and the aftermath was really nice. The tag title match was meh but fine, and I wish it was shorter. The main event was the best match Yuka and Shoko have had, but it felt never-ending because there was no doubt who would win. I've heard fans say it was a MOTY contender in women's wrestling, but I felt numb watching it. Yuka's reign just began and I was tired of it before it even started. Regardless of my disinterest in the final two matches, the rest of the show was really entertaining and 8.5/10 level for me. I'll give it an 8/10 overall, although I wish I could give it more than that. The point is that the show delivered and was yet another great PPV from a company that's consistently putting forth high-quality offerings every time they have one."