[7.0] "Pretty good show but I don't think it should have been a ppv like it was, the first 3 matches were passible and the final 5 ranging from okay to quite good, The semi main event between god's eye and queen's quest was the best match on the show I enjoyed it quite a lot. Also I was in attendance for this show, It was the first show I've seen in Japan and was a great introduction to the different audience culture in Japan. Women's wrestling in Japan is the best in the world but that's not exactly a new and bold statement."

[7.0] "It seems to be a strong show if you don't treat it like a big one, but weaker than good as for a PPV. Overall, I expected worse, but we got at least three interesting matches and Giulia-Suzu in the end."

[6.0] "A completely by the numbers tournament show. Nothing sucked but also nothing stood out. Just a string of fine to decent matches."

[6.0] "First STARDOM show of the year had a big selling point - Maya Yukihi's first ever match in a STARDOM ring, and she looked motivated to deliver. Even though that match didn't set the world on fire, she looked like a star and the best is yet to come. It very rarely happens, but wrestlers' new gear was the most memorable thing here, because Hazuki's new gear is phenomenal and it makes her look like a big deal. Oedo Tai vs. STARS match had a simple story and used it's time very efficiently, everyone used their chance to stand out but Mayu/Momo exchange stood out the most."

[8.0] "Smart move from Rossy to let the outsiders coming in for business. If Stardom lets a door open for them they will receive competition constantly and that's one of the factors of their consistency as a promotion. On the other hand the show was great. They brought the hype for the next couple of months."

[7.0] "I mean, this didn't need to be a PPV whatsoever but Stardom does like 20 of them per year and it was still a fun show. Main event was my favorite match."

[7.0] "A fun show where every match was under only one match reached the 15 minute mark, every match mattered equally and no matches ere bad. The final few matches ranged from very good to great, and the only match that was below a 7 in my eyes was the opening tournament match, which was still fairly decent. The closing angle of the show set up the main event for the February PPV, and it should be a violent classic. It's hard to justify the PPV cost when a show as good as Dream Queendom just happened last week, and a big TJPW show and Wrestle Kingdom takes place the next day for the price of an online subscription at a fraction of the cost, but it was an entertaining viewing experience that delivered consistent quality from beginning to end. It wasn't a classic like Dream Queendom is being hyped up to be, but it was more fun and entertaining, which is all I really wanted from it. The fact that a legend like Maya Yukihi got to headline it only made it better. Shows like this are definitely worth checking out when they wind up on Stardom World, and the whole concept of the Triangle Derby is a fascinating one that delivered with its opening show."

[7.0] "A nice, serviceable opening start to the Triangle Derby. While there were no spreadsheet worthy matches, there wasn't anything less than pretty good. The nSa-STARS match, which I was actually fearing the most, turned out to be the one I liked the most. The last two matches were really good as well. Good start to the tournament."