The competition intensified on the July 1 episode of Mnet’s Street Woman Fighter as BUMSUP claimed the top spot in the mega crew mission, while RH Tokyo and AG Squad were confirmed for the elimination battle.
Mega Crew Final Score Revealed
BUMSUP, led by Honey J, stole the show with a haunting nightmare-themed performance that honored Korean tradition through the use of gat hats and symbolic choreography. Cameos from Street Woman Fighter 2 champion Bada and actress Roh Yoon-seo added star power. Judges awarded near-perfect marks: 300 points each in High Angle, Directing, and Choreography, and 295 in National Identity, giving them a mission score of 1,195 and a final tally of 2,395 with global votes included.
Meanwhile, a surprise appearance from TWICE stole the spotlight during Osaka Ojo Gang‘s mega crew stage. Dancer Hana’s real-life sister, Momo, joined the crew alongside Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Sana, wowing the judges and viewers alike. Momo covered her face during the opening, but judge Park Jinyoung immediately recognized her: “That looks like Momo’s jawline.”
The touching sister performance moved Hyojin Choi to cheer, “Okay, sister! If it were me, I’d be in tears.” Mike Song added, “That’s real family support so beautiful.”
However, not everyone was impressed. Motiv leaders Marlee and Phantalyai downplayed the moment: “If you don’t know or like TWICE, it means nothing. Osaka Ojo Gang just looks like backup dancers.”
Osaka Ojo Gang earned 1,005 points, placing them 3rd, behind Motiv who took 2nd with 1,160 points.
RH Tokyo, despite creative staging and child dancers, faced technical issues and settled at 4th place, while AG Squad landed in last place (5th) with only 960 points, triggering a head-to-head elimination battle between the two crews.
Elimination Battle: Who Is the Second Crew to Go Home?
The two teams that entered the elimination battle were RH Tokyo and AG Squad, having placed 4th and 5th respectively in the Mega Crew Mission. With fight judges Mike Song and Park Jin-young joined by special judges Oshima, Yoonji, and Phil Wizard, the elimination battle was conducted in a best-of-five format.
Despite team leader RIEHATA’s injury, RHTokyo put up a strong fight and managed to win the third round.
Round 1: Group Battle
The first round was a full team battle. Judge Park Jin-young commented, “RH Tokyo had incredible teamwork, but some of their moves were predictable.” Judge Yoonji also noted that their use of props was underwhelming. AG Squad won round one with a unanimous 5:0 decision.
Round 2: Duet Battle
For the second round, AG Squad sent Kaea and Lucy Baby, while RH Tokyo fielded Asuka and Rico Hirai, who performed a powerful krump routine. AG Squad won again with a close 3:2 vote.
Round 3: 1-on-1 Battle
In the third round, Reina of RHTokyo stepped up and earned a point back for her team. Judge Mike Song praised her, saying, “Reina showed her full strength through choreography and battle alike.”
Round 4: Final Duet Battle
Aaliyah and Vanessa of AG Squad showcased a dynamic routine, while Ako and Reina from RHTokyo demonstrated their long-time chemistry. AG Squad took the round with a 4:1 decision, sealing the overall 3:1 win in the elimination battle.
As a result, RH Tokyo was eliminated from WSWF. RIEHATA said, “The worst one was me for not being able to fight. I’m the type who doesn’t easily rely on others. But I learned how important it is to trust everyone and compete with the strength of the whole team,” as she showed support for the Japanese team Osaka Ojo Gang.
As eliminations loom, Episode 6 has set the stage for high-stakes competition and emotional showdowns on the next World Street Woman Fighter. The surviving teams—BUMSUP, Osaka Ojo Gang, MOTIV, and AG Squad—will now advance to the Global Artist Mission.
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