Miyu Yamashita pummeled Misao early in the match with some nasty kicks, and knees to when she trapped her in the corner which was awesome. Sakisama doing the paradise lock (eat your heart out SANADA) and then sitting on Miu Watanabe was great heel work. And then baiting Yamashita to come in and move out of the way of her dropkick, which then hit Watanabe was just the tip of the iceberg. Biishiki-Gun as a duo worked well together, cutting off the ring, working so viciously on Miu’s arm. Yamashita when she came in looked top level with how smooth and finesse she is. Everything she did came across as flawless from her strikes to simple things such as snapmares. Her strike battle with Sakisama was awesome. It didn’t feel aimless or pointless, every strike had poise and painful intent behind it. Miu’s run on offence was so much fun. She has that uncanny ability to make you root for her. She had that plucky underdog offence that works so well when you have the domineering wrestlers in the match alongside you. The match got streamers after the fact and trust me, this was well earned. ****1/4
 

This is a pretty well done southern-style tag worked by a bunch of joshi wrestlers. It helps that NEO Biishiki-Gun, despite looking like anime villains, are not interested in being cutesy and meme-friendly but rather just want to beat and humiliate their opponents. The match isn't the smoothest, mostly because Misao is still working out her moveset as a heel, but the story stays consistent and the intensity level stays strong throughout. A high quality tag out of Tokyo Joshi to break up what has been a very flat year in-ring. ****