National qualifiers fed an international final. The solo final was a 16-dancer single-elimination bracket: round of 16, quarter-finals, semifinals and final. Wikipedia does not give battle lengths, judges, scores or seeding.
Top 16 bracket as reconstructed from Wikipedia’s bracket tables, where bold names and W/L markers identify the winners. Wikipedia shows a third-place heading but no third-place battle, so semifinal losers share 3rd–4th; quarter-final losers share 5th–8th and round-of-16 losers 9th–16th.
| Place | Dancer | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | United KingdomSunni | United Kingdom |
| 2nd | United KingdomKid Karam | United Kingdom |
| Top 4 | FranceFever | France |
| Top 4 | United KingdomSpin | United Kingdom |
| Top 8 | JapanHayato1 | Japan |
| Top 8 | ItalyKaneki | Italy |
| Top 8 | SwitzerlandMoa | Switzerland |
| Top 8 | NetherlandsStepper | Netherlands |
| Top 16 | United KingdomEcho | United Kingdom |
| Top 16 | United KingdomInfante | United Kingdom |
| Top 16 | ItalyKacyo | Italy |
| Top 16 | TaiwanLil Hong | Taiwan |
| Top 16 | ItalyMowgly | Italy |
| Top 16 | GreeceOnel | Greece |
| Top 16 | BelgiumT-Rock | Belgium |
| Top 16 | SwitzerlandWen | Switzerland |
Top 8 bracket as reconstructed from Wikipedia’s bracket tables, where bold names and W/L markers identify the winners. Semifinal losers share 3rd–4th and quarter-final losers 5th–8th. Wikipedia gives no crew sizes, judges or scores. Line-ups are not published, so entries name only the crew.
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