The fierce dance battles are back. Mnet’s 'World of Street Woman Fighter' is launching its third season, this time as an international competition. The show premieres on May 27 at 10 PM KST, bringing together elite dance crews from five countries: South Korea, New Zealand, the United States, Japan, and Australia.
This new season of 'World of Street Woman Fighter,' directed by CP Kwon Young Chan and PD Choi Jung Nam, promises a high-stakes showdown with six top-tier crews representing the street dance scenes of their nations.
The lineup includes AG SQUAD from New Zealand. They feature legendary first-generation members from the world-famous crew Royal Family, known for leading the crew’s golden era. MOTIV represents the United States and is headed by Mali, a prominent figure in authentic old-school hip-hop dance.
BUMSUP is Team Korea’s powerhouse alliance of leaders from the show's groundbreaking first season. OSAKA Ojo Gang comes from Japan and is rooted in hip-hop and street battle culture, representing the heart of Osaka’s dance scene. RHTokyo, also from Japan, is known for their precise choreography and stunning performances. ROYAL FAMILY from Australia is a globally acclaimed crew famous for collaborations with top artists around the world.
Hosting the show is Sung Han Bin, leader of the popular K-pop group ZEROBASEONE, who is widely recognized for his exceptional dance skills.
Joining the panel as Fight Judges are industry heavyweights J.Y. Park, the founder of JYP Entertainment, and Mike Song, co-founder of the renowned dance crew KINJAZ and a respected "dancer’s dancer." They will be joined by Aliya Janell, a world-class choreographer and main dancer for Beyoncé’s tours, along with other high-profile special judges.
Get ready for global-level battles, explosive performances, and the ultimate clash of street dance cultures. World of Street Woman Fighter is set to redefine the dance competition genre once again.
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