Maki Ito, Moka Miyamoto & Shoko Nakajima vs. Miu Watanabe, Miyu Yamashita & Yuki Arai

[8.0] "A high-quality main event with excellent wrestling and fast sequences. This was the whole match, and it is especially worth noting the interaction of Watanabe and Ito, which prepared us for the final clash of the champion and the contender, and it was excellent. I have already seen their title match and understand what they are leading to, and the last stop before an important meeting was executed as it should have been. A great match (****)."

[6.0] "It's difficult for me to fully commend TJPW matches like this when they feature lower-card, far less experienced talent who are in-ring for much of the contest. Yuki has a nice high boot, but it's clear she's been publicly competing for 4-5 months. So portions of the bout are very good, especially when Nakajima was representing her team, but others lack the flow-rhythm of what one should expect from a Shinjuku Face Main Event. Logical finish, but no offense, I am not convinced that Ito is capable of defeating Yamashita in a title match in any way save for the infamous Achilles-heel of Charlotte, the rollup. I mean, heck, there was no build to Y tapping-out so quickly other than what story dictates and that the competitors won't give any more on this B show. 3 1/8"

[8.0] "Great main event that really showcases the upcoming PoP title fight between Maki Itoh and Miyu Yamashita. All the action was fun though, and the teams played off of recent matches and rivalries, with Moka and Yuki Arai having fought each other a lot lately and Miu and Shoko having fought in the Tokyo Princess Cup tournament. I was surprised by the ending. Once the ring was cleared for Maki and Miu Watanabe, I thought that we'd be getting to the finish. However, Miu tagged back out to Yamashita to set up an incredible ending sequence between her and Maki that went right to the 20 minute time limit."

[7.0] "It was clearly the best match of the show to me. The exchanges between Miyu Yamashita and Moka Miyamoto were really good but obviously, it's between Miyu Yamashita and Maki Itoh that I thought we had the best sequences. They have so much chemistry and the time limit draw finish when Maki Itoh arrived to apply her Cloverleaf made sense, it's like last year when Itoh and Yamashita went to a time limit draw when Itoh arrived to do her Boston Crab. Miu Watanabe also did some cool things, like always I really liked the Giant Swing spot. ***3/4"