At the WDSF Asian Breaking Championship in Shanghai, the dance floor lit up with electrifying moves and unstoppable energy. Rising star B-Girl Royal, also known as Guo Pu, wowed the crowd by clinching back-to-back wins in both the youth and adult events.
At just 16, B-Girl Royal proved that passion and talent know no age. In a showdown filled with thrills, she faced tough competitors – first battling her compatriot Liu Qingyi (B-Girl 671) in the women's semifinals, and then outclassing Japan's Riko Tsuhako (B-Girl Riko) in the final. Her clean execution, musicality, and commanding stage presence left the audience in awe. 🔥
The excitement extended to the men’s division, where top dancers from the Chinese mainland and Japan set the stage on fire. Japan's Shigeyuki Nakarai, known as B-Boy Shigekix, earned top honors with a series of strong performances, highlighting the friendly yet fierce rivalry that pushes everyone to grow. 💥
B-Girl Royal shared her feelings after the battles: "I felt today's battles were even tougher than yesterday. But I truly danced for myself this time. I was relaxed, happy, and focused on expressing who I am. I hope I can represent my country more on the international stage in the future."
This vibrant weekend in Shanghai not only crowned new champions but also celebrated the dynamic spirit of breakdancing in Asia. With moves as bold as their dreams, the future of breaking is looking brighter than ever! 🎉
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Chinese B-Girl Guo Pu sweeps youth and adult Asian breaking titles
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