Episode 9 of World of Street Woman Fighter aired on July 22, bringing the global dance competition to a thrilling conclusion. Representing Japan, OSAKA Ojo Gang was officially crowned the final winner, wrapping up an intense journey filled with passion, growth, and unforgettable performances.

The Final Battle: Three Missions, One Crown

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The finale featured three stages that determined the ultimate winner:

  1. OST Mission – Reliving Iconic WSWF Moments Through Dance: AG SQUAD kicked off with izna’s “SASS” using sword props to express their inner “hunters”—a nod to their fierce battles throughout the season. MOTIV followed with “Always a Good Time” by ASH ISLAND, showcasing their signature love and energy in a routine that emphasized friendship and unity. OSAKA Ojo Gang stunned the crowd with SUNG HANBIN’s “CHAMPION”, wearing helmets and reenacting KYOKA’s punch scene and their mega crew highlight moment. The performance earned loud praise from the judges.
  2. Crew Identity Mission – Defining Each Crew’s Unique Color: The crews presented original concepts and choreography that reflected their essence. It was a “3 teams, 3 colors” showdown, with each group bringing something distinct to the floor.
  3. Finale Stage – Bonus Points & Last Impressions: AG SQUAD dominated the finale stage with their performance to the new track “Gatsby”, highlighting their versatility and elegance.

The Winners: OSAKA Ojo Gang

However, when all points and votes were tallied, OSAKA Ojo Gang came out on top. Made up of Ibuki, Ru, Minami, Uwa, Junna, Kyoka, and Hana, OSAKA Ojo Gang represented the spirit of Osaka’s hip-hop and battle scene. With standout member KYOKA consistently drawing attention and the team showing steady growth from early struggles, their transformation captured hearts globally.

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Leader Ibuki held the trophy with tears in her eyes and said, “This was our youth. If you enjoyed it with us, we’re truly grateful.” It was a deeply emotional moment as the crew hugged and Kyoka wept, closing the season on a powerful note.

The finale dominated its time slot in the 15–39 and 20–49 demographics (AGB Nielsen, Seoul paid platforms). On TVING, it achieved a record-breaking 93.3% real-time viewership share across all live channels. WSWF stayed No. 1 for seven weeks on Good Data Corporation’s FUNdex chart for non-drama TV-OTT programs. Cast members BUMSUP, OSAKA Ojo Gang, and KYOKA swept the top three in non-drama cast buzz rankings during the third week of July.

A Global Season to Remember

Season 3 of Street Woman Fighter boldly introduced a “nation vs. nation” format, bringing together elite dancers from Korea, Japan, the U.S., New Zealand, and Australia. From jaw-dropping performances to emotional eliminations, WSWF delivered world-class artistry and reinforced its place as one of Mnet’s most beloved franchises.

The finale wasn’t just a competition—it was a celebration of dance, diversity, and raw creative power. And OSAKA Ojo Gang stood tall as the world’s top street dance crew.

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