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  • All participants of the 2022 Red Bull Street Style World Final announced!

    All participants of the 2022 Red Bull Street Style World Final announced!

    To buy your tickets for the World Final, visit the official page of the event at Entrio!
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    Words by Trish Medalen for the Red Bull Media House.

    Featuring the best athletes to trick their way to the top of national qualifiers around the world, five Regional Finals have determined the 16 men and eight women who will compete for the official World Championship of Freestyle Football when the Red Bull Street Style World Final comes to the magnificent Pula Arena in Croatia this October 8th. Here’s the lowdown – and the list of World Finalists!

    Africa

    Evelyn Okafor (Nigeria) claimed the title of African women’s champion with smooth combinations featuring impressive control across uppers, lowers and transitions. The first freestyler from her country ever to earn a place on the World Final stage, Okafor makes it all look easy.

    The most intense battle in the men’s competition came when Mohannad Hosam (Egypt) and Ali Yahia (Algeria) faced off for a place in Africa’s final round. Hosan, a contender in the 2019 World Final, was determined to return to the global stage, but Yahia was equally as focused. Only a flawless performance by the Egyptian took him to the final battle, where he stamped his ticket to Croatia.

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    Asia Pacific

    In the most riveting men’s clash of the Asia Pacific tournament, perpetual standout Philip Warren Gertsson, aka PWG (Philippines) claimed a place in the regional final by delivering everything in his arsenal against lightning-fast Jay Hennicke (Australia). With the region’s championship eventually going to Mohammed Akbari (Iran), the second place to PWG and the third to Hennicke, the trio have earned positions in Pula. As a result, for the first time ever there will be no men from the freestyle hotbed of Japan in the World Final.

    But Japanese fans will still have a home favourite to cheer this October. The concluding Asia-Pacific rounds for women featured three female athletes from Japan, as well as a strong talent from Iran. All four delivered, but it was Miyoshi Miharu (Japan) who claimed the regional crown and will be bringing her super-stylish moves to battle the world’s best.

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    Europe

    The final four in the European women’s tournament included three Red Bull Street Style World Champions: reigning titleholder Lia Lewis (United Kingdom), 2018 winner Aguśka Mnich (Poland) and four-time victor Mélody Donchet (France). The climactic showdown between Mnich and Lewis was a nail-biting rematch of the deciding round in the 2021 World Final, but this time the Polish star came out on top. In the battle for bronze, young Jasmijn Janssen (Netherlands) defeated Donchet – excluding the French legend from the World Final for the first time.

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    The men’s field was also packed with talent and showcased a dream final between brothers Brynjar Fagerli and Erlend Fagerli (Norway), where the judges used words like ‘mind-blowing,’ and ‘next level’ in describing the action. While Erlend is the only three-time men’s world champion in the history of Red Bull Street Style, in this faceoff Brynjar’s high-risk moves gave him the edge. They’ll both represent Europe in Croatia, along with third-place Jesse Marlet (Netherlands), who was runner-up at the 2021 World Final, and three other outstanding regional performers – Tristan Gac (France), Máté Hajagós (Hungary) and Anto Sanz (Spain).

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    North America

    The North American men’s final was a thriller, with two freestylers known for their strength and ability: Pat Shaw (USA) versus Jeff ‘Pagu’ Chacón (Costa Rica). Each served up monster combos, and while Shaw took the victory, both earned a spot in the World Final, along with fellow North American Anthony Noguez (México).

    Among the women, the experience, unique style and fresh tricks of Caitlyn Schrepfer (USA) won the hearts and minds of the judges, and the Californian says she’s got even more to give in Pula. Schrepfer was the third-place finisher at the World Final in 2021 – this year, could she be the spoiler who goes all the way?

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    South America

    In South America, gripping battles and strong emotions showed just how much it means to make it to the World Final.

    The men’s final came down to Boyka Ortiz (Colombia) against Moisés Carruyo (Chile). A freestyle icon, Ortiz has previously podiumed in the Red Bull Street Style World Championship, but young Carruyo holds high potential, having dethroned the best freestyler in Chilean history for his national title. Neither held back, and when Carruyo was announced the South American winner, he was overwhelmed. Carruyo and Ortiz both advance to the World Final, along with Nicolás Gondra (Argentina).

    Back in 2012, Laura Biondo (Venezuela) and Cata Vega (Chile) were part of the very first women’s lineup on the World Final stage, and they’ve been instrumental in growing the sport. So it was inspirational to see them a decade later, at their peak, going head to head in South America’s final. While Biondo squeaked out the win, both move forward to Pula. Blinking back happy tears, Biondo said, “Going to the Red Bull Street Style World Final after being there since the beginning 10 years ago… it means a lot. See you in Croatia!”

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    World Final lineup 2022

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    Men

    • Mohammed Akbari, Iran
    • Moisés Carruyo, Chile
    • Jeff ‘Pagu’ Chacón, Costa Rica
    • Brynjar Fagerli, Norway
    • Erlend Fagerli, Norway
    • Tristan Gac, France
    • Philip ‘PWG’ Warren Gertsson, Philippines
    • Nicolás Gondra, Argentina
    • Máté Hajagós, Hungary
    • Jay Hennicke, Australia
    • Mohannad Hosam, Egypt
    • Jesse Marlet, Netherlands
    • Anthony Noguez, México
    • Boyka Ortiz, Colombia
    • Anto Sanz, Spain
    • Patrick Shaw, USA

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    Women

    • Laura Biondo, Venezuela
    • Jasmijn Janssen, Netherlands
    • Lia Lewis, UK
    • Miyoshi Miharu, Japan
    • Aguśka Mnich, Poland
    • Evelyn Okafor, Nigeria
    • Caitlyn Schrepfer, USA
    • Cata Vega, Chile

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

  • Battle Pools for the Regional Qualifiers of Red Bull Street Style 2022 announced!

    Battle Pools for the Regional Qualifiers of Red Bull Street Style 2022 announced!

    GameDay To buy your tickets for the World Final, visit the official page of the event at GameDay!
    Tournify Check the official website of the World Final on Tournify: click on the logo for more details!

    The World Freestyle Football Association has announced today all the groups of the Battle Pools that will integrate the Red Bull Street Style Regional Qualifiers of 2022. This stage of the tournament will run from July 11th to August 8th; participating freestylers will battle their peers in thrilling contests that will decide which athletes represent their countries and their regions in the Regional Finals that will take place in late August.

    As usual in Red Bull Street Style, an elite team of judges will evaluate the battles and pick a winner according to the Rules of the Tournament. All participant freestylers are advised to check the WFFA App on a regular basis to make sure no deadline is missed.
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    Female Battle Pools

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    ASIA-PACIFIC
    In Asia-Pacific, the winners of each group will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
    🇯🇵 Sakurai Moeka🇮🇷 Maryam Nikbakht🇮🇷 Nasim Saheri🇯🇵 Yuumi Tateishi
    🇮🇷 Hosna Mirhadi🇯🇵 Hana Nakama🇮🇳 Estela Ribeiro🇯🇵 Mai Yasutake
    🇮🇷 Sajede Zare🇮🇷 Zahra Nadimy🇮🇳 Tanisha Gupta🇯🇵 Kana Kubota
    🇮🇳 Hadiya Hakeem🇮🇷 Farimah Mahbobi🇮🇷 Mobina Asadi🇮🇷 Mobina Mollaee
    🇯🇵 Miyoshi Miharu
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    EUROPE
    In Europe, the winners of each group plus the two best runner-ups will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4Group 5
    🇫🇷 Melody Donchet🇵🇱 Aguska Mnich🇮🇹 Anastasia Bagaglini🇳🇱 Jasmijn Janssen🇫🇷 Lucie Quinton
    🇭🇺 Emese Tóth🇧🇾 Olga Miroliubova🇫🇷 Alice Fougeray🇩🇪 Serafina Knapp🇭🇺 Rebeka Vertes
    🇵🇱 Dominika Turkowska🇧🇪 Juliette Dron🇪🇸 Paloma P. Mayo🇸🇪 Linda Forsby🇧🇦 Jelena Cazic
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    NORTH AMERICA
    In North America, the winners and runner-ups of each group will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2
    🇺🇸 Caitlyn Schrepfer
    		🇵🇦 Diana Rojer
    🇲🇽 Fernanda Méndez Cabrera🇨🇦 Mathilde Fortier
    🇨🇷 Ana Torres🇺🇸 Kaelen Hernandez
    🇲🇽 Yahaira Zapata
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    SOUTH AMERICA
    In South America, the winners of each group will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
    🇨🇱 Cata Vega🇻🇪 Laura Biondo🇨🇴 Angie ‘Azumi’ Cepeda🇨🇴 Luisa Agudelo
    🇻🇪 Zurisaday Sandoval🇨🇱 Tamara Amigo🇨🇱 Vania Riveros🇦🇷 Soledad Arena
    🇨🇴 Juliana Jaramillo🇨🇴 Maria Alejandra🇵🇪 Mishell Loli

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    Male Battle Pools

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    AFRICA
    In Africa, the winners of each group will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
    🇪🇬 Mohannad Hosam🇬🇭 Joel Asare🇿🇦 Sipho Freddy Busakwe🇩🇿 Ali Yahia Ouahmed
    🇸🇩 Elmigdad Gami🇲🇿 Michaell Gray🇲🇬 Andriamampianina Princy Serge🇱🇾 Faraj Rahil
    🇰🇪 Suleiman Fadhili🇨🇲 Ousmanou Ahmadou
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    ASIA-PACIFIC
    In Asia-Pacific, the winners and runners-up of each group will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
    🇵🇭 Philip Warren Gertsson🇯🇵 Ibuki Yoshida🇮🇷 Mohammed Akbari🇦🇺 Jay Hennicke
    🇻🇳 Vu Ngoc Nam🇰🇷 HyunYong Lee🇵🇸 Yousef Hawwari🇰🇿 Nurseid Dosmagambet
    🇮🇩 Lintang Dika🇮🇳 Puneet Dhundele🇦🇫 Alireza Moosavi🇨🇳 Xiao Xin
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    EUROPE
    In Europe, the winners of each group plus the best three runner-ups will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2Group 3Group 4
    🇳🇱 Jesse Marlet🇳🇴 Brynjar Fagerli🇫🇷 Tristan Gac🇵🇱 Daniel Mikołajek
    🇭🇷 Tado Grgic🇵🇹 Pablo Assis🇸🇪 Jojje Lindgård🇨🇭 Simon Müller
    🇪🇸 Antonio Sanz🇭🇺 Máté Hajagos🇬🇧 Max Lawson🇱🇺 Mohamed Mazghi
    🇧🇪 William Cochart🇮🇹 Gunther Celli🇩🇪 Chris Bennet Bröker🇨🇿 Daniel Pražák
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    NORTH AMERICA
    In North America, the top 4 freestylers of the group will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1
    🇨🇷 Jeff ‘Pagu’ Chacón
    🇬🇹 Cess Gabriel
    🇲🇽 Anthony Noguez
    🇺🇸 Patrick Shaw
    🇨🇺 Lázaro Luis Rivera
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    SOUTH AMERICA
    In South America, the winners and runners-up of each group will advance to the Regional Finals
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    Group 1Group 2
    🇨🇴 Boyka Ortiz🇦🇷 Nicolás Gondra
    🇧🇴 Jose Caballero Menacho🇨🇱 Moises Carruyo
    🇻🇪 Rixio Velázquez🇪🇨 Iker Freire
    🇵🇾 Ovidio Ferreira

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    Videos and Results

    You can find every clip of the battles of the Regional Qualifiers, as well as all results of every single group, in the table below:

    RegionGenderGroups
    AfricaMenGroup 1 and Group 2
    AfricaMenGroup 3 and Group 4
    Asia-PacificMenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3 and Group 4
    Asia-PacificWomenGroup 1, Group 2 and Group 3
    Asia-PacificWomenGroup 4
    EuropeWomenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3, Group 4 and Group 5
    EuropeMenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3 and Group 4
    North AmericaWomenGroup 1 and Group 2
    North AmericaMenGroup 1
    South AmericaWomenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3 and Group 4
    South AmericaMenGroup 1 and Group 2

    For any questions or requests related to judging, please send an email to judging@thewffa.org. In case of encountering issues or mishaps related to the WFFA App, please notify it immediately to the app IT team at support@topya.com.

    For more information about this year’s edition of Red Bull Street Style, check the event announcement, have a look at the Event Page on our website or visit www.redbullstreetstyle.com.

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

  • The Pula Arena will host the 2022 Red Bull Street Style World Final: tickets available!

    The Pula Arena will host the 2022 Red Bull Street Style World Final: tickets available!

    To buy your tickets for the World Final, visit the official page of the event at Entrio!
    Tournify Check the official website of the World Final on Tournify: click on the logo for more details!

    The long wait is over: the WFFA has finally announced officially the venue that will host the Red Bull Street Style 2022 World Final, the climax of the Freestyle Football season. This year, the magnificent Pula Arena, a 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheatre located in the city of Pula (Croatia) will become the backdrop of the event, happening on Saturday, October 8th at 15:30h CET.

    Ticketing options for the event include the following:

    • Early Bird (Adults): 50 HRK / 6.5€ (available from September 5th to September 24th at 23:59h CET)
    • Regular Ticket (Adults): 75HRK / 10€ (available from September 25th to October 8th at 14:30h CET)
    • Kids under the age of 12: free

    Tickets for the event are already available on the Entrio platform at entr.io/RedBullStreetStyleWorldFinal2022.

    About the Pula Arena

    The most famous and important monument in the City of Pula, the starting and ending point of every sightseeing tour, is the Amphitheater, popularly called the Pula Arena, which was once the site of gladiator fights. It was built in the 1st century AD during the reign of Emperor Vespasian, at the same time as the magnificent Colosseum in Rome.

    The ground plan is elliptical, the longer axis measuring about 130 m and the shorter one about 100 m. Gladiator fights took place in the central flat area called the arena, while the spectators could sit on the stone tiers or stand in the gallery. It is believed that the Amphitheater could seat about 20,000 spectators. Local limestone was used for its construction. In the Middle Ages it was the site of knights’ tournaments and fairs.

    Today, it is the venue for many different events – Pula Film Festival, various concerts, opera, ballet, sports competitions… since its capacity is about 5,000 spectators. The underground passages, once used by the gladiators, nowadays host a regular exhibition of viticulture and olive growing in Istria in ancient times. The exhibits include reconstructions of machines once used for the production of olive oil and wine (mills, presses, vessels) and amphorae used for storing and transporting olive oil and wine.

    About Pula

    The city of Pula (or Pola, in Italian) is the largest city in Istria County, Croatia. Located at the southern tip of the Istrian peninsula, Pula is known for its multitude of ancient Roman buildings, the most famous of which is the Pula Arena, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres. The city has a long tradition of winemaking, fishing, shipbuilding, and tourism, and was the administrative centre of Istria from ancient Roman times until superseded by Pazin in 1991.

    Nowadays, Pula is the ideal city for the best entertainment. Open-air terraces with great music, delicious food accompanied with a glass of fine Istrian wine, night walks through the lively city streets, charming narrow climbs in the historic centre and different types of music heard everywhere – Pula offers all of this and much more!

    For more information about Pula, please visit the city Tourism Office website at www.pulainfo.hr.

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

  • Red Bull Street Style pushes Freestyle Football to new levels with a fresh format

    Red Bull Street Style pushes Freestyle Football to new levels with a fresh format

    Red Bull Street Style, the most competitive Freestyle Football tournament in the world, is back in 2022 with the clear goal of taking things to the next level: a thousand athletes from over 50 countries will compete in a contest that will see a new sportive format being implemented this year, guaranteeing that finalists from up to five continents will enter the World Final for the first time in its history.

    Red Bull Street Style is the pinnacle competition of a sport that aims to become Olympic, delivering the highest sportive level, athletic progression, and spectacular moments in all Freestyle Football competitions. After a 2021 World Final that saw an unexpected upset in the triumph of Britain’s Lia Lewis in the women’s tournament just 3 years after entering the sport, the world’s best freestylers will once again be battling it out over an intense season to be crowned World Champions. 

    In the men’s bracket, 2022 will see the return of in-person qualifiers, a series of events that will take place in specific countries to determine their champions; most nations of the world, though, will select their best athletes through online National Qualifiers on the WFFA App. The best athletes of each of the participating countries, including a specific Rest of the World qualifier for nations with smaller communities, will then advance to their respective Regional Qualifier. Only the most skilful participants of each of the five regions (North and South America, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Europe) will make it to the Regional Finals, a brand-new concept happening in late August that will determine the 16 men that will participate in the World Final on October 8th in Croatia.

    In the women’s bracket, the competition will happen on a fully online basis. Female participants from all around the world will need to get through a first selection process to earn a spot in their respective Regional Qualifiers, the winners of which will then make it to the Regional Finals in August. The very best 8 female freestylers on the globe, coming from each of the five regions, will then earn a spot in the World Final in Croatia!

    “We are really happy to see this new format implemented”, said Steve Elias, President of the WFFA. “We want to give freestylers from all around the world the opportunity to compete in a World Final, and that’s why we believe the regionalised competition will become a hit for the community worldwide”.

    Defending champions Erlend Fagerli and Lia Lewis will join the contest as wild cards in the Regional Finals, aiming to defend their crown.

    “It’s such a privilege to defend my title once again. I’m so excited to test myself against the best freestylers in my region and in the world this year!”, said Erlend Fagerli, the reigning world champion.

    Lia Lewis, the current female champion, agrees: “It will be tough to face so many amazing freestylers in the Regional Finals, but I am ready to accept this challenge: I’ll do my best to defend my title at the World Final!”.

    Launched in 2008, Red Bull Street Style aims to find the best overall Freestyle Football player in the world: only the most creative, technical and stylish players in each gender will be crowned Red Bull Street Style World Champions. 

    The Official Rules of the tournament are available on the Rules and Regulations page of the WFFA official website together with the details about the format. Visit the official Event Page as well for more details!

    For submission details, deadline information and news updates on the Red Bull Street Style World Championship, visit www.redbullstreetstyle.com.

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    If you have an Android phone, click here to download the WFFA App from Google Play
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    For more information about the activities of the WFFA, follow its official channels to get the latest updates!

  • Red Bull Street Style 2022

    Red Bull Street Style 2022

    To buy your tickets for the World Final, visit the official page of the event at Entrio!
    Tournify Check the official website of the World Final on Tournify: click on the logo for more details!

    Red Bull Street Style, the most competitive Freestyle Football tournament in the world, returns in 2022 with the clear goal of taking things to the next level: a thousand athletes from over 50 countries will compete in a contest that will see a new sportive format being implemented this year, guaranteeing that finalists from up to five continents will enter the World Final for the first time in its history.

    This year’s competition will have a distinct format. In the men’s bracket, 2022 will see the return of in-person qualifiers, a series of events that will take place in specific countries to determine their champions; most nations of the world, though, will select their best athletes through online National Qualifiers on the WFFA App. The best athletes of each of the participating countries, including a specific Rest of the World qualifier for nations with smaller communities, will then advance to their respective Regional Qualifiers. Only the most skilful participants of each of the five regions (North and South America, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Europe) will make it to the Regional Finals, a brand-new concept happening in late August that will determine the 16 men that will participate in the World Final on October 8th in Croatia.

    In the women’s bracket, the competition will happen on a fully online basis. Female participants from all around the world will need to get through their Regional Qualifiers to make it to the Regional Finals in August: the very best 8 female freestylers on the globe, coming from each of the five regions, will then earn a spot in the final event in Croatia.

    The Battle Pools of the Regional Qualifiers are available in this article; for more details on the tournament format, please check the announcement article. The official Rules of the championship are available on the Rules and Regulations page of our website, alongside all the particulars about the competitive structure.

    Below these lines, you can find a list of all male National Qualifiers, together with the respective links to their pages and to their National Champions, as well as the key details of the Women’s Regional Qualifiers.

    Men’s National Qualifiers

    In the table below you will find the links to the different National Qualifiers, as well as the National Champions emanating from the Qualifying Stage:

    CountryRegionNational Champion
    Adriatic RegionEuropeTado Grgic
    AustraliaAsia-PacificJay Hennicke
    BoliviaSouth AmericaJose Caballero Menacho
    CameroonAfricaOusmanou Ahmadou
    ChileSouth AmericaMoises Carruyo
    Czech RepublicEuropeDaniel Pražák
    EcuadorSouth AmericaIker Freire
    GhanaAfricaJoel Asare
    GuatemalaNorth AmericaCess Gabriel
    JapanAsia-PacificIbuki Yoshida
    MadagascarAfricaAndriamampianina Princy Serge
    MozambiqueAfricaMichaell Gray
    PortugalEuropePablo Assis
    United StatesNorth AmericaPatrick Shaw
    VenezuelaSouth AmericaRixio Velazquez
    ChinaAsia-PacificXiao Xin
    ColombiaSouth AmericaBoyka Ortiz
    Costa RicaNorth AmericaJeff ‘Pagu’ Chacón
    FranceEuropeTristan Gac
    GermanyEuropeChris Bennet Bröker
    IndiaAsia-PacificPuneet Dhundele
    KazakhstanAsia-PacificNurseid Dosmagambet
    MexicoNorth AmericaAnthony Noguez
    NorwayEuropeBrynjar Fagerli
    PolandEuropeDaniel Mikołajek
    South KoreaAsia-PacificHyunYong Lee
    SpainEuropeAnto Sanz
    United KingdomEuropeMax Lawson
    VietnamAsia-PacificVu Ngoc Nam
    AfghanistanAsia-PacificAlireza Moosavi
    AlgeriaAfricaAli Yahia Ouahmed
    ArgentinaSouth AmericaNicolás Gondra
    IndonesiaAsia-PacificLintang Dika
    IranAsia-PacificMohammad Akbari
    ItalyEuropeGunther Celli
    LibyaAfricaFaraj Rahil
    NetherlandsEuropeJesse Marlet
    PalestineAsia-PacificYousef Hawwari
    ParaguaySouth AmericaOvidio Ferreira
    SudanAfricaElmigdad Gami
    SwedenEuropeJojje Lindgård
    SwitzerlandEuropeSimon Müller

    Women’s Regional Qualifiers

    In order to sign up for the first round of the women’s Regional Qualifiers starting in July, female participants only need to access the WFFA App, type “women” in the search bar and select the Women’s Red Bull Street Style 2022 event. Once this is done, they’ll also need to enter the number 145350 in the Invite Code section.

    In the first round of the tournament, running from July 1st to July 8th, participants will need to upload a 60-second video to the corresponding section of the WFFA App: the judges will then pick the best ones only!

    In the following link you will find the list of participants and their submitted videos:

    Competition PageRegionStart dateInvite code
    Women’s TournamentGlobalJuly 8th145350

    Battle Pools of the Regional Qualifiers

    The male and female freestylers that go through the first round (be it the National Qualifiers for men or the selection round of the Regional Qualifiers for women) will earn themselves a spot in the second round of the Regional Qualifiers, which consists of Battle Pools happening between July 9th and August 8th. Only the most skilful freestylers will then make it to the Regional Finals, which will take place in mid-August and will be aired on the WFFA channels!

    If you want to know all details about the groups for the Regional Qualifiers, including every single matchup, make sure to visit the dedicated page on our website!

    You can also find the videos and results of every single battle in the following table:

    RegionGenderGroups
    AfricaMenGroup 1 and Group 2
    AfricaMenGroup 3 and Group 4
    Asia-PacificMenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3 and Group 4
    Asia-PacificWomenGroup 1, Group 2 and Group 3
    Asia-PacificWomenGroup 4
    EuropeWomenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3, Group 4 and Group 5
    EuropeMenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3 and Group 4
    North AmericaWomenGroup 1 and Group 2
    North AmericaMenGroup 1
    South AmericaWomenGroup 1, Group 2, Group 3 and Group 4
    South AmericaMenGroup 1 and Group 2

    For technical support related to the usage of the WFFA App (uploads, schedules, issues…), please email support@topya.com. For any inquiries regarding the judging of the battles in the competition, please contact judging@thewffa.org.

    To find more information on how to get your tickets for the World Final, please visit the ticketing announcement article on our website.

    For more submission details, deadline information and news updates on the Red Bull Street Style World Championship, you can also visit www.redbullstreetstyle.com.

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

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