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  • WFFA Pulse Jakarta 2025

    WFFA Pulse Jakarta 2025

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    The global competitive circuit of Freestyle Football travels to Southeastern Asia for yet another thrilling competition: WFFA Pulse Jakarta, the Asia-Pacific qualifier for the Finals of the World Freestyle Football Championship, is around the corner!

    This new instalment of the Pulse Series will take place at the Pluit Village Mall in the city of Jakarta, in Indonesa. The qualifiers will be held on October 4th; the Finals will happen on the next day, October 5th. The best 6 freestylers (3 males and 3 females) will earn themselves a trip to the World Freestyle Football Championship!

    This Pulse Event will host a 1×1 battles competition open to all freestylers from the Asia-Pacific region. To ensure that their country is eligible for this competition, freestylers can check the official Regional Division of the WFFA.

    The signups process this event will open on July 16th and close on September 29th; there will be no extensions, so all athletes who haven’t signed up by the end of the registration period will not be allowed to compete.

    The WFFA has set up a refund policy for registrations for all Pulse Events: athletes who can’t travel due to a justified reason (i.e. sickness, injury or denial of travel visa) can ask for their money back, but in the case of the Jakarta event, only before September 8th.

    We expect all participants to sign up using the FS Meet widget; however, if a freestyler finds issues in the payment process or doesn’t have the ability to pay via credit card, we kindly ask them to send us an email at pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org and we’ll find an alternative solution for them at a small extra cost.

    The organising committee strongly recommends all athletes who need a visa to get their invitation letter first using the form available below. Once they are cleared to travel, they may sign up as participants.

    Athletes under the age of 18 will be allowed to participate, but they will need to send a signed Parental Form to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org at the end of the registration process. For more details, check the links below!


    Pulse Series invite letter request 2025

    If you need an official invitation letter from the WFFA to participate in an event of the 2025 Pulse Series, fill in this form and we’ll prepare it for you!

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    Please scan the page in your passport that contains your picture and your details: we need this to ensure that all your data is correct. We will not share this information with anyone outside the WFFA. For more information about our privacy policy, please review the Data Usage Consent text below. If you don’t hold a passport or an equivalent ID document, please reach out to us at pulse-series@thewffa.org and we’ll study your case accordingly.


    Support documents

    Are you willing to compete in this event? Then make sure to check the files in the list below: they include all the information you may need to make the most out of your trip!

      Parental form: a necessary document for all under-18 freestylers, to be sent to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org after the registration process via FS Meet
    xxxx  
      Schedule: review the full activity schedule for the event

    .


    Stay tuned to the official channels of the WFFA to follow the latest updates!

  • WFFA Pulse Medellín 2025

    WFFA Pulse Medellín 2025

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    The global competitive circuit of Freestyle Football returns to the Americas for yet another thrilling competition: WFFA Pulse Medellín, the South American qualifier for the Finals of the World Freestyle Football Championship, is around the corner!

    This new instalment of the Pulse Series will take place in Medellín, Colombia, between September 24th and 28th. The best 8 freestylers (4 males and 4 females, with an extra slot for men after last year’s success) will earn themselves a trip to the World Freestyle Football Championship!

    Besides the 1×1 Battles competition acting as the qualifier for the World Finals, the Pulse Medellín 2025 week will also include the Pan American Freestyle Football Open, a tournament for all freestylers from the continent which will feature the following categories:

    • Routine: a showcase of individual mastery in which an athlete demonstrates their quality alongside their music to impress and entertain.
    • Sick Three: a competition looking for the best combination of 3 consecutive tricks.
    • Iron Man & Woman: a marathon in basic lower body combinations and stamina – only for the toughest athletes!

    The signups process for this event will open on May 22nd and close on September 17th; there will be no extensions, so all athletes who haven’t signed up by the end of the registration period will not be allowed to compete.

    The WFFA has set up a refund policy for registrations for all Pulse Events: athletes who can’t travel due to a justified reason (i.e. sickness, injury or denial of travel visa) can ask for their money back, but in the case of the Medellín event, only before August 30th.

    We expect all participants to sign up using the FS Meet widget; however, if a freestyler finds issues in the payment process or doesn’t have the ability to pay via credit card, we kindly ask them to send us an email at pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org and we’ll find an alternative solution for them at a small extra cost.

    The organising committee strongly recommends all athletes who need a visa to get their invitation letter first using the form available below. Once they are cleared to travel, they may sign up as participants.

    Athletes under the age of 18 will be allowed to participate, but they will need to send a signed Parental Form to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org at the end of the registration process. For more details, check the links below!


    Pulse Series invite letter request 2025

    If you need an official invitation letter from the WFFA to participate in an event of the 2025 Pulse Series, fill in this form and we’ll prepare it for you!

    This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
    Name(Required)
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    NOTE: If you’re registering for a Pulse Event, please make sure that your country is eligible for it. You can find the full list of countries in the world and their regional affiliation in the Rules and Regulations section on our website.
    Insert your Passport Number exactly as it appears on your Passport
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    Language in which you need the letter(Required)
    Please use this space to add details such as who is covering the costs for you, past achievements that could help you in making your case to the corresponding embassy, etc.
    Accepted file types: jpg, pdf, gif, png, tiff, Max. file size: 32 MB.
    Please scan the page in your passport that contains your picture and your details: we need this to ensure that all your data is correct. We will not share this information with anyone outside the WFFA. For more information about our privacy policy, please review the Data Usage Consent text below. If you don’t hold a passport or an equivalent ID document, please reach out to us at pulse-series@thewffa.org and we’ll study your case accordingly.


    Support documents

    Are you willing to compete in this event? Then make sure to check the files in the list below: they include all the information you may need to make the most out of your trip!

      Parental form: a necessary document for all under-18 freestylers, to be sent to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org at the end of the registration process via FS Meet
    xxxx  
    Rules: get to know how participants will be evaluated in each of the disciplines of the event (In process)
       
    Structure: find the competitive structure of the event on our social channels
       
    Circles: find the competitive structure of the event on our social channels

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    Stay tuned to the official channels of the WFFA to follow the latest updates!

  • WFFA Pulse Nice 2025

    WFFA Pulse Nice 2025

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    The global competitive circuit of Freestyle Football travels to Europe for yet another thrilling competition: WFFA Pulse Nice, the European qualifier for the Finals of the World Freestyle Football Championship, is around the corner!

    This new instalment of the Pulse Series will take place at the Le 109 cultural centre in the city of Nice, in France. The qualifiers will be held on September 13th; the Finals will happen on the next day, September 14th. The best 10 freestylers (5 males and 5 females) will earn themselves a trip to the World Freestyle Football Championship!

    This Pulse Event will host a 1×1 battles competition open to all freestylers from the European region. To ensure that their country is eligible for this competition, freestylers can check the official Regional Division of the WFFA.

    The signups process this event will open on May 22nd and close on September 8th; there will be no extensions, so all athletes who haven’t signed up by the end of the registration period will not be allowed to compete.

    The WFFA has set up a refund policy for registrations for all Pulse Events: athletes who can’t travel due to a justified reason (i.e. sickness, injury or denial of travel visa) can ask for their money back, but in the case of the Nice event, only before August 31st.

    We expect all participants to sign up using the FS Meet widget; however, if a freestyler finds issues in the payment process or doesn’t have the ability to pay via credit card, we kindly ask them to send us an email at pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org and we’ll find an alternative solution for them at a small extra cost.

    The organising committee strongly recommends all athletes who need a visa to get their invitation letter first using the form available below. Once they are cleared to travel, they may sign up as participants.

    Athletes under the age of 18 will be allowed to participate, but they will need to send a signed Parental Form to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org at the end of the registration process. For more details, check the links below!


    Pulse Series invite letter request 2025

    If you need an official invitation letter from the WFFA to participate in an event of the 2025 Pulse Series, fill in this form and we’ll prepare it for you!

    This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
    Name(Required)
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    NOTE: If you’re registering for a Pulse Event, please make sure that your country is eligible for it. You can find the full list of countries in the world and their regional affiliation in the Rules and Regulations section on our website.
    Insert your Passport Number exactly as it appears on your Passport
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    DD slash MM slash YYYY
    Language in which you need the letter(Required)
    Please use this space to add details such as who is covering the costs for you, past achievements that could help you in making your case to the corresponding embassy, etc.
    Accepted file types: jpg, pdf, gif, png, tiff, Max. file size: 32 MB.
    Please scan the page in your passport that contains your picture and your details: we need this to ensure that all your data is correct. We will not share this information with anyone outside the WFFA. For more information about our privacy policy, please review the Data Usage Consent text below. If you don’t hold a passport or an equivalent ID document, please reach out to us at pulse-series@thewffa.org and we’ll study your case accordingly.


    Support documents

    Are you willing to compete in this event? Then make sure to check the files in the list below: they include all the information you may need to make the most out of your trip!

      Parental form: a necessary document for all under-18 freestylers, to be sent to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org after the registration process via FS Meet
    xxxx  
      Schedule: review the full activity schedule for the event (Subject to adjustments: last updated on June 14)

    .


    Stay tuned to the official channels of the WFFA to follow the latest updates!

  • WFFA Super Ball World Open 2025

    WFFA Super Ball World Open 2025

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    The biggest and most prestigious open competition in the Freestyle Football global circuit, Super Ball, will be back in 2025! This year, the event leaves the Czech Republic for the first time ever and moves to the city of London, in the United Kingdom, to offer a variety of amazing locations for all of its competitions!

    The 2025 edition of Super Ball will take place at the SportsDock arena, next to the University of East London campus. The best freestylers from all over the world, including an estimated 500 participants from over 40 countries, will gather between August 25th and 29th to show off their best skills in an attempt to be crowned champion across as many as 7 different categories for both male and female athletes.

    Over the week, the event hotel will also play host to the Freestyle Football Congress, a unique platform created by the WFFA to discuss and forge the future of the sport together with the global community.

    Just like its predecessors, Super Ball 2025 will be an open event: this means athletes of all levels and nationalities will be able to participate, including the youngest ones thanks to the NextGen tournament for freestylers under the age of 16. The athletes competing in this tournament will need to be 15 years of age or younger on the check-in date, August 25th. The signups process will open on May 14th and close on August 18th; there will be no extensions, so all athletes who haven’t signed up by the end of the registration period will not be allowed to compete. All participants and visitors will get a wristband when they check in to access all areas of the event. There will be extra wristbands available for visitors who want to buy them on-site, but not for participants: signing up on-site is not allowed!

    This year, registration for the event will happen through FS Meet, a tool developed by the amazing German community – truly by freestylers, for freestylers! The WFFA has set up a refund policy for registrations; athletes who can’t travel due to a justified reason (i.e. sickness, injury or denial of travel visa) can ask for their money back, but only before July 30th. The organising committee strongly recommends all athletes who need a visa to get their invitation letter first using the widget available at the beginning of the registration process on FS Meet: once they are cleared to travel, they may sign up as participants.

    The 2025 Super Ball Finals, starting on Friday, August 29th at 15:40h BST, will be of free access for all freestylers and fans; however, anyone willing to come enjoy the full week (Monday to Friday) will be asked to get a Visitor Pass when registering via FS Meet. Check out the full schedule of the event below for more details!

    This year’s edition of the tournament will include 7 disciplines, each of them with its male and female categories (except for Kill the Beat, Routines and Crew Routines, as they’re mixed competitions):

    · 1×1 Battles: the main competition of the event, a clash of individual quality and mental strength in which two athletes compete by showing their best skills to the team of judges.

    · Routine: a showcase of individual mastery in which an athlete demonstrates their quality alongside their music to impress and entertain.

    · Double Routine: a spectacle of synchrony in which two athletes work together to show their most amazing moves combined.

    · Sick Three: a competition looking for the best combination of 3 consecutive tricks.

    · Challenge: athletes must complete tricks from a criteria list to pass through each round, getting progressively more difficult and a limited number of attempts; specially designed for lovers of fast combinations with the lower body.

    · Kill the Beat: a competition in which freestylers need to mix their tricks with a set music track… in a live format!

    · Iron Man & Woman: a marathon in basic lower body combinations and stamina – only for the toughest athletes!


    Support documents

    Are you willing to compete in Super Ball, or maybe to just come to enjoy the show? Then make sure to check the files in the list below: they include all the information you may need to make the most out of your trip!

      List of Services: a document that includes all available products for the event and their respective prices
       
      Parental form: a necessary document for all under-18 freestylers, to be sent to superball@worldfreestylefootball.org at the end of the registration process via FS Meet
    xxxx  
      Athlete Handbook: find all the information about this event in a single place, including details about the location, the host city, the local culture… and much more!
    xxxx  
      Schedule: review the full activity schedule for the event
       
      Hotel Discounts: as this edition of Super Ball will have no event hotel, a series of discounts in nearby accommodation will be in place!
    xxxx  
    Rules: get to know how participants will be evaluated in each of the disciplines of the event
     
    Flair20 Synthesis™ Rules: get to know how participants will be evaluated in the Artistic disciplines of the event
    xxxx  
    Male Challenge Sheets: find out the structure for the male Challenge competition at the event!
     
    Female Challenge Sheets: find out the structure for the female Challenge competition at the event!

    Stay tuned to the official channels of the WFFA to follow the latest updates!

  • WFFA Online Pulse Africa 2025

    WFFA Online Pulse Africa 2025

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    The global competitive circuit of the WFFA travels to Africa for yet another thrilling Freestyle Football competition: WFFA Online Pulse Africa 2025, the African Championship and official qualifier for the Finals of the World Freestyle Football Championship, is around the corner!

    To help athletes from all across Africa, this new instalment of the Pulse Series will take place on a fully online basis between June 30th and August 3rd, including qualifiers and a live online final that will decide the two finalists (a man and a woman) that will represent the continent at the World Finals.

    This Pulse Event will host a 1×1 battles competition open to all freestylers from the African region. To ensure that their country is eligible for this competition, freestylers can check the official Regional Division of the WFFA.

    The registration process for this event will open on May 8th and close on June 23rd; there will be no extensions, so all athletes who haven’t signed up by the end of the registration period will not be allowed to compete.

    Once the registration process is complete, all athletes will be contacted individually via WhatsApp with instructions on how to participate.

    We expect all participants to sign up using the FS Meet widget, the link to which is available above; however, if a freestyler finds issues in the payment process or doesn’t have the ability to pay via credit card, we kindly ask them to send us an email at pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org and we’ll find an alternative solution for them.

    Athletes under the age of 18 will be allowed to participate, but they will need to send a signed Parental Form to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org after the registration process. For more details, check the links below!


    Support documents

    Are you willing to compete in this event? Then make sure to check the files in the list below: they include all the information you may need!

      Parental form: a necessary document for all under-18 freestylers, to be sent to pulse-series@worldfreestylefootball.org after the registration process via FSMeet

    .


    Format

    WFFA Online Pulse Africa 2025 will happen on a fully online basis, featuring Qualifiers, Circles, Extra Circles and 1×1 Battles. The format will be as follows:

    In the male bracket, the best 2 freestylers from each of the 15 Circles will make it through to the Top 32, together with the 2 best third-place finishers: in case of a draw between two or more freestylers, an Extra Circle will decide.

    In the female bracket, the first freestyler from each of the 4 Circles will make it through to the Top 8, and the rest go to the Extra Circles; the best 2 from each Extra Circle will also make it to the Top 8.

    The best 16 freestylers from Africa, 8 men and 8 women, will earn themselves a spot at the live online Finals on August 3rd: the best two athletes will represent the continent at the World Freestyle Football Championship later in the year!


    Stay tuned to the official channels of the WFFA to follow the latest updates!

  • The Sports Committe of the WFFA announces the reinstatement of time limits for battles across all official competitions

    The Sports Committe of the WFFA announces the reinstatement of time limits for battles across all official competitions

    The World Freestyle Football Association has announced today a change in the regulations for all official competitions featuring 1×1 Battles: starting in the 2025 season, all clashes will introduce again a time limit of 30 seconds per round, hence revoking the No Time Limit rule which had been in place in recent years.

    The No Time Limit rule (NTL) was first implemented in a major event at Super Ball 2020 and since then it had expanded across all official competitions. Its original goal was to cater to the feedback and preferences of the community, despite the significant logistical and production challenges it presented.

    However, the positive changes it pursued have not materialised: instead, the NTL format has led to competitions becoming not only longer, but also less engaging for both the general audience and the freestylers themselves. Additionally, this format introduced an extra layer of uncertainty for judges when evaluating performances.

    Therefore, after careful review and consultation, the Sports Committee has decided to implement a new format for all major WFFA competitions (Pulse Series, Super Ball, NextGen and WFFC) starting in 2025.

    New Battle Format:

    • 3 rounds of 30 seconds each
    • The clock resets at the beginning of each round
    • Each round begins when the competitor whose turn it is performs their first action with the ball: this includes any type of ball interaction, such as juggling, flick-ups or ground moves
    • If a competitor takes too long to begin their round, the MC has the authority to signal the official timekeeper to start the clock

    This change has been designed to ensure only one competitor performs at a time, reducing confusion for the audience and judges; give competitors a few extra seconds to prepare and start their round efficiently; and keep the competition dynamic and interesting to watch, actively avoiding extra-long rounds which have become the new norm in recent years.

    While this system will be mandatory for all major WFFA competitions in 2025, events applying for World Ranking (WR) status are not required to adopt it. Organisers of said events are free to use the format that best fits their needs while complying with official WFFA rules; however, they are welcome to adopt the new format and provide feedback on its implementation.

    For more information, watch the following explanatory video on the official YouTube channel of the WFFA:

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    The new system will be used throughout the official 2025 season and will be reviewed at the end of the year based on feedback from competitors and the community. For more information about this update of the Regulations, please contact judging@worldfreestylefootball.org or follow the official channels of the Association.


    For more information about the activities of the WFFA, follow its official channels to get the latest updates!

  • The WFFA and Juventus present ‘These Strange Things We Do’, a new documentary about Freestyle Football

    The WFFA and Juventus present ‘These Strange Things We Do’, a new documentary about Freestyle Football

    The World Freestyle Football Association, together with Italian football giants Juventus FC, has announced this week the launch of These Strange Things We Do, a new, high-end documentary about Freestyle Football starring some of its greatest global talents.

    The film, created by the prestigious Juventus Creator Lab, features four elite freestylers who participated in the 2024 edition of the World Freestyle Football Championship in Turin: Yoanna Dallier from France, Zulhilmi ‘Zhilmi’ Zuaswa from Malaysia, Caitlyn Schrepfer from the USA and Sebastián ‘Machine’ Peña from Colombia. The documentary explores their stories as they battle for the title of World Champion in the most competitive stage of the global Freestyle Football circuit.

    “We are absolutely delighted with the amazing documentary the Juventus Creator Lab have created”, said Dan Wood, Head of Partnerships at the WFFA. “The piece truly embodies the spirit of Freestyle Football and presents the personalities of its four extraordinary protagonists in a new light, exploring not just their journey in sports, but also in life. We believe this is a fantastic benchmark for future content about our sport!”.

    These Strange Things We Do premiered on DAZN Italy and is now available on the official YouTube channel of Juventus.


    About Juventus Football Club

    Founded in 1897, Juventus is one of the most popular and awarded football clubs in the world. All the club’s records have been achieved under the ownership of the Agnelli’s family who have managed it for 100 years.

    Juventus can count on an undisputed global reach with 561 million fans worldwide including more than 100 million fans in Europe. With more than 176.5 million followers on various digital channels, it is the most-followed Italian brand.

    Among the players that wore or that are currently wearing the iconic black and white striped jersey there are some of the greatest players of football history, like the Italians Boniperti, Del Piero, Pirlo, Buffon, Chiellini and Locatelli, and international stars like Platini, Baggio, Zidane, Nedved, Ibrahimovic, Cristiano Ronaldo, Danilo, Vlahovic and Yildiz.

    The club’s mission is to be a sport entertainment company committed to achieving success on the pitch and enriching people’s lives by providing them with community, connection and emotional experiences.

    For more information about Juventus, follow them on their channels:


    For more information about the activities of the WFFA, follow its official channels to get the latest updates!

  • The Sports Committe of the WFFA announces the new regional quota for the 2025 Pulse Series

    The Sports Committe of the WFFA announces the new regional quota for the 2025 Pulse Series

    The Sports Committee of the World Freestyle Football Association has announced today the distribution of competitive slots in each of the five regions of the 2025 Pulse Series, the official regional qualifiers for the World Freestyle Football Championship, whose locations will be announced in the coming weeks.

    In order to ensure a fair and balanced representation of competitors from around the globe, while maintaining the integrity and excitement of the event, the members of the Sports Committee have used a transparent and data-driven approach based on two key factors:

    1. Weighted World Ranking Representation (40%)
      This reflects the current strength of each continent based on player positions in the top 100 of the World Rankings. Higher-ranked players have contributed more to their continent’s score, ensuring that regions with stronger competitors are fairly represented.
    2. World Freestyle Football Championship Performance (60%)
      This reflects historical performance in the last three World Championships. Continents that have consistently performed well in recent years have been rewarded for their success.

    The Sports Committee has chosen a 60:40 ratio in favour of the World Championship performance because, while the World Rankings are a key tool for the future of the sport, they are still in their early years and may not fully capture the competitive landscape yet. By placing more weight on proven performance in past championships, the Committee aims to ensure that the allocation reflects both current strength and historical excellence.

    Besides that, and in order to help in the development of the sport all around the world, the Sports Committee has implemented a cap of 1/3 of the total competitors in each of the regions, that is, 5 slots per continent. This ensures a diverse and global competition, giving fans from all over the planet a chance to see their region represented on the biggest stage.

    Lastly, the WFFA Sports Committee, together with the Board, has decided to allocate all available slots to physical events, meaning Pulse Online will be discontinued in 2025. This decision was carefully considered after reviewing the tournament’s last two editions and is based on two main reasons: first, to reward freestylers who make the effort to attend physical events; and second, the realisation that, although Pulse Online was created mainly for freestylers from smaller countries, it was not fulfilling its purpose, as all the winners came from nations with large and competitive freestyle communities.

    Therefore, the spots for the 2025 edition of the World Freestyle Football Championship, both for men and for women, are allocated as follows:

    To learn more about the calculations, please review the specific file, which has also been uploaded to the Rules & Regulations section of the WFFA website. For more information, please contact judging@worldfreestylefootball.org or follow the official channels of the Association.


    For more information about the activities of the WFFA, follow its official channels to get the latest updates!

  • Sorø Meet 2025

    Sorø Meet 2025

    In an ever-changing world, it’s nice to have some good old traditions coming back year after year… and this is precisely the case of one of the most legendary Freestyle Football meets in the world: the Sorø Meet!

    The fourteenth edition of this classic event, organised by the Danish Freestyle Football Community, will take place between February 13th and 16th, 2025 at the Rosborg Gymnasium & HF of the city of Vejle, in the Syddanmark region. The venue sits around 2 hours away from Copenhagen, but it’s only 30 minutes away from the Billund International Airport.

    The organisers will offer all participants a massive hall and spaces to sleep. Those willing to stay at the venue overnight are asked to cooperate with 399DKK.

    To register, please fill in the corresponding online form. For more information, check out the specific Event Page on Facebook and follow the DFFC’s official Instagram at @danishfreestyle.


    Stay tuned to the official channels of the WFFA to follow the latest updates!

  • The WFFA announces the latest update of the Rules of Freestyle Football

    The WFFA announces the latest update of the Rules of Freestyle Football

    The World Freestyle Football Association has announced today the latest update of the Rules of the Sport of Freestyle Football, which will be available in the Rules and Regulations section of the official WFFA website for everyone to review.

    These Rules have been thoroughly created by the WFFA Sports Committee using the experiences and jurisprudence gained throughout the last years of competition at a global scale. They will be applied universally to all official WFFA competitions, and they will also be readily available for any Freestyle Football event organiser in the world who wishes to organise a Ranked event – or simply to follow the same protocols as the official tournaments of the Association.

    The new Rules will be in application from January 1st, 2025 onwards. No Rules will be applied retroactively. It’s important to note that this update of the Rules does not include the Regulations for official events, nor the new Judging process, both of which are still in development and will be released in 2025.

    Every freestyler or event organiser who wishes to send feedback and/or amendment proposals to the new Rules will be welcome to do so: they will just need to send an email to judging@worldfreestylefootball.org. The Sports Committee will then review the feedback and implement the changes they deem fit.

    For more information, please contact judging@worldfreestylefootball.org or follow the official channels of the WFFA.


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