World of Street Woman Fighter episode 6: Who was eliminated, scores, and more

On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, the sixth episode of Mnet's World of Street Woman Fighter was released. While the Royal Family was eliminated in the show's previous battle, called the World of K-pop battle, the sixth episode showcased the unfolding of the fourth battle, titled Mega Crew Mission. Eight-member dance team from Japan, RH Tokyo, was eliminated in this round.

The ongoing dance reality survival show is back with its third season, now featuring six crews from countries like South Korea, New Zealand, the U.S., Japan, and Australia: ROYAL FAMILY, MOTIV, BUMSUP, OSAKA Ojo Gang, RHTokyo, and AG SQUAD.

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The show is hosted by ZEROBASEONE's leader, Sung Han-bin, and the fight judges of this season are J.Y. Park, Mike Song, and Aliya Janell. Following the show's premiere, the dance crews have engaged in various battles and one elimination round.

World of Street Woman Fighter: BUMPSUP emerges as the highest-scoring dance crew in episode 6

In episode 6 of Mnet's World of Street Woman Fighter, the evaluation of the Mega Crew mission was conducted. Previously, each dance crew released a YouTube video of their Mega Crew mission's performance, and fans could vote for their favorite choreography by increasing the video's views.

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As per the results revealed in the fifth episode of World of Street Woman Fighter, here are the fan votes that each group received through the YouTube views:

RHTOKYO - 3,603,304
AG SQUAD - 3,913,997
MOTIV - 4,259,445
OOJ - 6,782,445
BUMSUP - 12,219,013

During the evaluation, the fight judges also included three other celebrities, namely Phil Wizard, Yoonji, and O-Shima. Here are the final points received by each of the dance crews as per the judges' evaluation:

Osaka Ojo Gang - 1005 points

High Angle Challenge - 285 points
National Identity - 245 points
Directing Skills - 235 points
Choreography - 240 points

AG SQUAD - 960 points

High Angle Challenge - 200 points
National Identity - 260 points
Directing Skills - 270 points
Choreography - 230 points

RH Tokyo - 1065 points

High Angle Challenge - 235 points
National Identity - 290 points
Directing Skills - 275 points
Choreography - 265 points

MOTIV - 1650 points

High Angle Challenge - 275 points
National Identity - 300 points
Directing Skills - 300 points
Choreography - 285 points

BUMSUP - 1195 points

High Angle Challenge - 300 points
National Identity - 295 points
Directing Skills - 300 points
Choreography - 300 points

Following the evaluation, after combining the fight judges' score with their points from the YouTube views, BUMSUP emerged the winners of the battle with a total of 2395 points. Here's the ranking for all five World of Street Woman Fighter's dance crews following the latest battle results:

BUMSUP - 2395 points
MOTIV - 2160 points
Osaka Ojo Gang - 2105 points
RH Tokyo - 1865 points
AG SQUAD - 1860 points

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The two last-ranking dance crews, RH Tokyo and AG Squad, entered an elimination battle with four rounds of competition: Group Battle, One-on-One Battle, and two Duet battles. After the judges' evaluation of the same, it was officially revealed that RH Tokyo was the eliminated dance crew of the Mega Crew Mission.

Naturally, the dance crew will be excluded from the voting that is currently ongoing for the upcoming mission of World of Street Woman Fighter, Great Artist Performance Mission, which is open till July 5, 6 pm KST.

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