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[7.0] "This pairing's prior history offers the kind of context that pre-hooks you, and the added stake of having a championship on the line further intensifies the gravity. To my eye, this is simple and captivating pro wrestling, from presentation to how they worked the match. Two former partners are dueling it out, vying to see who the better wrestler is. Really enjoyed the approach with the first 3 minutes setting the tone effectively as they tried to outmatch one another, from the chain wrestling to frequent counters; it complemented the nature of the subsequent work with both trading control and keeping them as viable threats. BeeStar turned in a very good match! ***1/2"

[1.0] "It pains me to say this was a complete misfire because of this and Mizuki's match; I was looking forward to some comedic levity, but this had too many ideas for its own good to the point it all came across as scatterbrained, and tonally much of their stuff fell flat. 1/4*"

[8.0] "Well, that was fucking sick! It certainly delivered on its novelty of having two outsiders bringing along their stiffer work rate, but additionally, they were appropriately selfless and reserved enough to make Miyu, Arisu, and themselves look great in their respective depictions! That was some of the most professional work I've ever seen where both parties mutually benefited; certainly productive work was done where Miyu, Sareee and Takumi came across like titans battling it out whilst the youngest Arisu was elevated as she fought from underneath. What further surprised me was how things unfolded for Arisu in this match. First, the exhibition appeal of Miyu having exchanges with Takumi and Sareee was fucking superb, and they delivered just fantastic quality stuff. furthermore, what enriched the match with substance was Arisu's narrative thread being the crux of the match; she assumed the underdog role, demonstrated heart, resilience, and remained defiant. Her arc in this match went from getting bullied but remaining defiant, and as things unfolded, she was increasingly able to deliver more offense while still properly conveying her status in the hierarchy of being the underdog, and by the end she was elevated even in defeat. If you're emotionally invested in Arisu, this resonated tenfold and elevated everything that transpired. Another aspect of this match that was highly effective was its tone. From the outset, this was fantastic at creating tensions, such as Sareee smacking Miyu's hand away to their subsequent grappling that exhibited a competitive tension, and then conversely, what set off an emotional element in the tensions brewing was Takumi bullying Arisu while taunting Miyu that peeved her and gave birth to Arisu's thread; it was just insanely engaging stuff. ****"