Friday, September 25, 2015

Space Unlimited Set To Rep Nigeria @World Cup For Break-dance





Weeks after emerging as winners of the 2015 edition of Battle of the Year Nigeria Break-dance Championship Space Unlimited Bboy crew, is getting set to represent Nigeria at the world finals schedule for October 24th in Braunschweig, Germany.

The Nigeria event which was sponsored by Sprite, took place at the Indoor sports Hall, University of Lagos on Sunday the 23rd of August saw Space Unlimited Bboy crew clinching the title for the fourth time. The Surulere based crew won the third, fourth, and fifth editions of Battle of the Year Nigeria and represented the country at the 2012 and 2013 International Battle of the Year events in Montpellier, France and in Braunschweig, Germany respectively.

The crew entered for the seventh edition of Battle of the Year Nigeria after a recess from the past year’s edition and qualified for the finals where they battled defending Champions 619 Bboy crew to clinch the title as Nigeria’s best Bboy crew with the hope of giving a better performance than they delivered at the 2012 and 2013 BOTY World finals.

Members of the crew who will be flying Africa’s flag at the world cup for break-dance include Uwakwe Victor (Bboy Invincible),EdunOlaide (BboyLeyon),Enweribe Promise (BboyBigflow), AdesanyaBolaji (Bboy BJ), Kalejaiye Victor  (BboyVikbone), AwokoyaOluwagbenga (Bboy Maestro),AsomughaObinna  (B.boyRobshunider), and ChizeOsejindu (Bboy JC Jedor).

Battle of the Year commonly referred to as BOTY, is an annual international Break-dancing series that began in Hannover, Germany over 20 years ago. Its uniqueness is the battle between break-dance crews as opposed to individual Break-dance battle. Regional qualifying tournaments, also known as preliminaries, are held worldwide culminating the World Final event, which is usually held in Germany.
As the biggest in its genre, the event is attended annually by over 12000 visitors across the world. Battle of the Year is widely regarded as the "World Cup of Break-dancing”.

                        
                                

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