Kikyo Furusawa vs. Starlight Kid

[8.0] "Well MAYBE just MAYBE i'm gonna be a bit too biased but i enjoyed this one a lot like the leg work from both women was just fantastic. Furusawa had amazing showing here you wouldn't say she's still pretty much a rookie. SLK obviously scored the W with DEVASTATING submission, it looked really brutal. ***, 75"

[6.0] "Solid match, but with SLK being already so heavily favoured and Kikyo being winless, the knee work - which was both executed and sold incredibly well - made an already very predictable affair perhaps too much of a lock. Kikyo did have some nice fightbacks, and her ankle locks looked really nice, but it was a win as expected for SLK here. Good performance from both women, held back a bit by the circumstances of the competition."

[6.0] "Great opening sequence, a mix of high speed and technical wrestling. From there, a bit of a drop off. Kikyo no sells the limb work from SLK to do limb work of her own. That is the issue with double limb work matches, they just rarely stay consistent. All the offense does look effective, and is performed well. Good match with notable flaws."

[6.0] "Another dependable tournament match that maintained the quality established by the opener. The pacing worked well and the competitors delivered several good exchanges, although it lacked the intensity and standout moments necessary to elevate it beyond a solid undercard performance."

[7.0] "Nice back and forth focused on trying to put one another in their submission finishers, Kikyo closed out her tournament without a win but she did good work considering her experience level. Compared to Julia Hart or Natsuko Tora she was a reliable worker for solid matches and that's the best outcome for a rookie."

[6.0] "A fine technical limb destruction match. It was pretty short and there wasn't huge drama about the winner."