[9.0] "Stardom 15th Anniversary Supreme Fight 2026 In Osaka bekommt von mir, 9 fantastische Punkte. Was im Guide ist jeweils dort mehr. Die ersten Pre-Show Matches bekommen von mir 1. (**1/4) und 2. (***1/4)."
[10.0] "I think it was a great event and little underrated.Best match was the main event and as expected was great.The match for the white belt could be even better but still for me a very good match.Very good match for Rina and Fuwachan too and i can say i'm impressed with Fuwas so far, she really looks good.Akira scored a big win for her carrier mostly because she was the one to give her group the win.I really didn't expect both Rian and Akira to be the last members to compete for their teams.I expected EXV to change name because Mina isn't here anymore so there is not point to have the Venus in the name but ididn't expect the group to disband."
[7.0] "Fun show, the main event was by far the highlight of the show but there was still some solid matches on the card otherwise that was worth a watch."
[5.0] "A disappointing show for me. It was my first time watching Stardom and I can't see why they're called the best joshi promotion. TJPW has much better matches. Kashima was the only one whom I really liked but she retires soon which is a shame."
[3.0] "Nach Dream Queendom im Dezember mit so einer Show aufzufahren ist unerhört. Zeitlich ist's erneut ein Desaster gewesen, man konnte sich an nichts langhangeln und auch allgemein scheint das Stardom's vierteljähriger Downer gewesen zu sein. In der Pre-Show ließ das anfänglich erst noch nicht durchblicken, ** um den Dreh bzw. **1/2 im Fall vom Trios Match. Fuwa-chan vs. Rina, Ito vs. Sakura und Cosmic Angels vs. Death & Hazuki vs. Neo Genesis vs. STARS ließen anschließend gleichermaßen begrenzt durchblicken, **3/4 bei absteigender Tendenz je however. Musste man nicht bringen, ist aber immerhin auch kein Beinbruch gewesen. Kashima vs. Syuri und Empress Nexus Venus vs. Mi Vida Loca IV rissen darauffolgend das Pflaster jedoch gnadenlos herunter, *1/4 bzw. DUD im Fall von EXV's letztem Match nunmehr. HATE's Trifecta an Titelkämpfen abschließend immerhin ansprechend; BMI 2000's Goddesses Titelverteidigung und Konami's Wonder Titelverteidigung dahingehend allerdings kaum erwähnenswert gewesen, **1/4 bei ansteigender Tendenz bzw. **3/4 bei leicht ansteigender Tendenz im Fall vom Semi Main Event. Hina's Titelherausforderung an Konami mein Highlight dessen. Saya Kamitani's World Titelverteidigung ein üblicher supposed Epic ihrer, ***1/4. Ich bin diesen überdrüssig, HATE's Schtick nervt einfach nur noch und nach einer derart langen Show ist ein solcher Titelkampf unglaublich zäh anzuschauen. Ein einmal mehr glorifizierter Einzelkampf der Titelträgerin meiner Meinung nach, einzig wegen ihrer Mittelfingerverletzung eigentlich."
[7.0] "Stardom 15th Anniversary. Schon meine zweite Stardom Show in diesem Jahr und damit so viele, wie im gesamten letzten Jahr. Mal sehen, wo ich am Ende rauskomme. Die Pre Show habe ich aus Zeitgründen übersprungen, daher war mein erstes Match Fuwa-chan gegen Rina, was ein echt guter Opener ist. Rina ist derzeit sowieso auf dem Vormarsch aber mir gefällt auch Fuwa recht gut. Sie vermittelt absolut den Eindruck als wüsste sie, was sie im Ring macht. Maki Itoh vs. Aya Sakura fand ich in Ordnung und es wurde gegen Ende besser aber die ganzen Maki-isms zu Beginn haben mich eher genervt. Ich denke es tut ihr gut sich auf das Wrestling zu fokussieren. Das 4 Way Tag Match war solide aber bisschen schade, dass sich Hazuki für dieses einmalige Gimmick hergeben musste. Syuri vs. Saki Kashima fand ich ganz nett und man die Uberlegenheit von Syuri klar aufgespielt, die sich dann auch recht schnell durchsetzen konnte. Das Gauntlet Match hat bei mir nicht so richtig geklickt. Bei Gauntelt Matches hat man immer das Problem, dass einige Falls sehr schnell kommen müssen, damit es nicht zu lange dauert, was nicht immer gut funktioniert. Am besten waren Hanako vs. Rina, Maika vs. Suzu und das Finale mit den beiden Rookies Akira Kurogane und Rian. Das Tag Title Match fand ich auch solide und den Co Meiner ordentlich. Wenn ich es mir aussuchen könnte, wäre Konami aber die erste von Hate, die ihren Titel verliert. Saya Kamitani vs. SLK ist ganz klar das MOTN und reißt die Show nochmal nach oben. Kurzer Schreckensmoment als sich Kamitani verletzt und das Match kurz unterbrochen werden musste aber danach merkt man es ihr gar nicht an, da sie einfach weitermacht, wie zuvor. Ganz starkes Match. WCW Halloween Havoc 1996 (6) Mit dem Halloween Havoc konnte die WCW an ihre zuletzt recht guten PPVs anknüpfen, auch wenn es gegen Ende einen Fingerzeig geben sollte, was mal das Problem der WCW werden wird, wobei man das damals natürlich noch nicht wusste. Der Opener zwischen Dean Malenko und Rey Misterio Ir. ist direkt das MOTN. Beide hatten ein tolle Chemie. DDP vs. Eddie war am Ende recht deutlich im Finish aber als Match ganz nett. Giant vs. Double J sicherlich das schwächste Match der Show und auch mit einem schwachen DQ Finish aber ich fand das Match okay und nicht so schlecht, wie viele andere hier. Syxx vs. Chris Jericho ist auch ganz nett, ebenso Luger vs. Arn Anderson. Benoit & Mongo vs. Faces of Fear war besser als gedacht und echt in Ordnung. Das Tag Team Title Match genießt einen recht langsamen Beginn, da man es groß präsentieren wollte, was meistens auch funktioniert. Das Finish ist etwas merkwürdig als Nash Parker den Stab abnimmt und letzterer einfach flüchtet. Das sah komisch aus aber irgendwelche Shenanigans waren zu erwarten. Der Main Event war in Ordnung. Grundsatzlich war Savage auch zu dem Zeitpunkt noch in der Lage Hogan zu einem guten Match zu ziehen aber Hogan beschränkt sich lange auf seine neuen Heel Shenanigans, in dem er immer wieder den Ring verlässt etc. Daher braucht das Match recht lange bis es Fahrt aufnimmt und im Finish gibt es natürlich mehrere Eingriffe, bevor Nick Patrick endgültig zur NWO turnt, als er den Fall für Savage nicht durchzählt. War insgesamt in Ordnung. Nach dem Match tauchte völlig überraschend Roddy Piper auf, allerding war die Promo für mich ziemlich hit and miss. Grundsätzlich ist Piper großartig am Mic und das erkennt man auch hier, allerdings verliert er ein bisschen den Faden und beide schaffen es nicht die Promo rechtzeitig zu beenden."
[6.0] "Only the semi and then the main events are worth going back over, everything else is forgettable. Sure, Empress Nexus Venus have disbanded after losing, but the match was an absolute drudge to get through, and without Mina it seemed inevitable."
[4.0] "The undercard and midcard were pretty mediocre with nothing being particularly decent other than the Rina/Fuwa match. The latter part of the midcard and main event were even worse though, with boring, bloated, overlong, poorly structured events. The main event was typical of Kamitani matches - other than the injury - with all the nonsensical cliches and conventions of her hyperpush."
[8.0] "A great show from Stardom. Only real bummer for me was the tag title match, but everything else was a perfect mix of fun and solid wrestling. And after all of that, the main event itself made the show worth watching"
[5.0] "Rina vs Fuwa in the opener told a good veteran vs rookie story (7/10). Maki vs Aya was fine. They're feuding over who is more cute with a fake belt on the line. Couldn't care less (5/10). The four way tag was a waste of time. Syuri vs Saki was pretty good. A nice match between two friends with Saki on her retirement tour (6.5/10). The MVL vs EXV gauntlet was way too long. This terrible feud has dragged on, but at least it's over now and EXV disbanding makes sense considering it hasn't been a meaningful group from the start (4.5/10). Natsuko/Ruaka vs Bea/Hanan for the Goddesses title was okay. A typical BMI2000 match. You're waiting for the inevitable HATE interference and sure enough it happens, allowing the champions to retain (4/10). Konami vs Ami for the Wonder title was a little underwhelming. There wasn't much of a story here, it felt like they were just trading moves and didn't get to that next level. Then there's more HATE interference, all you can do is roll your eyes. Konami retains in a match that could have been a lot better (6.5/10). Saya vs SLK in the main event for the world title was certainly eventful. The first part with the usual Saya crowd brawling was kind of boring. Saya suffered a gnarly finger injury that put the match to a complete stop while she was tended to. Once it was determined Saya could continue, she and SLK got to the real match that felt like a proper main event. It was a lot of big move and finisher spam, sure, but SLK going all out to finally try to win the big one against the injured champion gave this a huge boost. Some well done near falls for SLK that made you think the title change was coming. But it wasn't to be as Saya is able to retain. They managed to avoid disaster to recover into something really good (8.5/10). Supreme Fight was an unspectacular Stardom PPV. The card outside of the red belt main event was nothing special. The match quality was mixed. And once again HATE sweeps everything, how predictable. The booking is stagnant, something interesting needs to happen because this is getting tedious. 5/10"
[6.0] "With a heavy heart i must give this show a six. The main event was solid, very good match and the highlight of the night. SLK and Saya had a barn burner of a match. Sadly the rest of the card wasn't as exciting. Its kind of sad seeing the state Saki Kashima is in, she's an amazing character but her in ring work has been thrown in a bin next to Naito's knees, the match wasnt anything to write home about and that can be said about most matches here. The 4 way tag match feels like padding to the card and the handicap as well. Impressively the Maki Itoh vs Sakura was such an entertaining match. I dare say the second best match on the card. Its an OK show to watch now, but if your revisiting STARDOM shows from the past you can skip through this one as nothing really of note happens. HATE just keeps dominating I guess."
[6.0] "It's interesting reading the other reviews of this event as I definitely seem to digress from some people concerning matches on its card. For me, the Five On Four Handicap Gauntlet bout was a little scrappy in places but was mostly highly enjoyable with Aoki, Maika and Suzu all putting in strong performances. The double elimination of HANAKO and Yamashita was awesome too. Another aspect of it I liked was how the booking showed respect to a faction ending which I'd argue is the least the booking should do (regardless of the faction's tier of importantance within Stardom). In relation to this level of quality, Kamitani vs Kid overcame its crap build up and delivered thrilling drama and there's yet another enjoyable match containing Kurara, Hina and/or Kikyo (the six way also smartly further pushes the simmering feud between Hina and Kikyo). I thought that just below these matches in quality were Konami vs Ami and particularly Rina vs Fuwa-chan (Fuwa-chan already VERY OBVIOUSLY gets the performance/character side of joshi puroresu). However, I have to write that some of the matches here are just not even worth mentioning or don't meet one's expectations. Itoh vs Sakura, for example, is a slight let down marred by an oddly tepid crowd and slightly lacklustre action. Kashima vs Syuri was a nothing match too and Saki's retirement can't come soon enough. She's done. The Goddesses Of Stardom tag title match is pretty weak as well (and this is coming from someone who normally really enjoys BMI 2000 tag matches). The tag match also further proves that Hanan just isn't there yet when it comes to match performance and star presence and any serious push of her needs to be delayed. Finally, I have to write that this event once again shows that Stardom should probably look into tightening their shows up as this is yet another card that goes well over 4 hours. Honestly, their shows are insanely long now and, to make things worse, quite often have a match on them that just doesn't need to be there (on this card for instance there's the mediocre and pointless Four Way Tag Team match)."
[8.0] "This show left me with such a weird impression. A quite enjoyable undercard followed by forgettable big stakes matches beside the excellent main event that turned an unfortunate injury into a unique and visceral match. You should also check out Rina vs Fuwa-chan, really solid match."
[6.0] "One of the weakest shows I've seen from this promotion. The only highlights were the Fuwa vs. Rina match and the main event. I didn't like the rest, not even a bit. EXV vs. MVL for me personally, was the biggest disappointment. Given the whole story, I thought there would be a heel turn, but there wasn't. There could have been a heel turn in the tag team title match, too, but there wasn't one either. Plus, the next contender for the main title is completely illogical. Overall, the show really has a lot of problems, in my opinion. It's weaker than 2025 and 2024, as strange as that may sound."
[7.0] "Solid show all around. Saya and Kitto deliver an amazing main event, Konami and Ami were pretty good too. Gauntlet was a bit underwhelming, but im exited to see where the EXV girls will end up. The first four Matches were pretty solid too and had some good and entertaining moments. Goddesses of Stardom match was realy the only lowlight for me tbh."
[5.0] "This was a passable show that I would recommend watching in bits and pieces rather than watching it in its entierty, unless Stardom is the only promotion you watch. Almost all of these matches simply don't have enough intrigue to them, nor did they overdeliver inside of the ring. The main event was better than dream queendoms though. The booking needs to get more high effort outside the main event picture, which even there isn't exactly firing on all cylinders from a booking POV."
[8.0] "Der Main Event mit Saya Kamitani und SLK überstrahlte hier einiges. Es gab abseits dessen noch gute Matches zwischen Konami und Sourei und auch erneut eine solide Leistung von Fuwa-chan. Das Gauntlet Match hätte man besser booken können. Die Auflösung des E nexus V Stables kam hier überraschend aus dem Nichts."
[8.0] "Fun undercard, not blow away but very entertaining. An absolutely out of this world main event, perhaps enhanced by a shocking injury. The semi-main was very good and the BMI match was a lot of fun. I'd cut some of the interference, I think Dream Queendom was better with heel tactics in ring, but less shenanigans. But my word what a main event."
[7.0] "Good show overall to start the year even if there are some disappointments, we had good matches, surprises, I hope that Taro Okada will finally decide to wake up and offer us something good"
[3.0] "This show continues the trend in stardom of fun undercards that quickly move into long, dragged out, boring matches. Rina/Fuwa and Aya/Maki are the best matches on this show. The main event was bad, the tag title match was average at best, and the MVL/EXV matches somehow continue to get worse every time. HATE sweep their matches once again. Worst Stardom PPV that I can remember."
