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World Street Workout and Calisthenics Federation (“WSWCF”) unites national calisthenics and street workout organisations and supporters on a global level, and directs and coordinates the calisthenics and street workout matters and activities worldwide. WSWCF was established in 17.05.2011. WSWCF member’s base consists of 84 members, however WSWCF is present in more than 100 countries around the World. WSWCF is the official organizer of the Calisthenics and Street Workout World Championship, Calisthenics and Street Workout World Cup series, World Bar Games, and the World Pull-Up Day. WSWCF has developed Worldwide trainerʼs academy – WSWCF Academy, uniting thousands of internationally certified Calisthenics and Street Workout trainers. Since WSWCF establishment, there have been 13 World Championships, 100+ World Cup Stages with 8 World Cup Superfinals. World Championship as the largest of competitions annually gathers 150-200 athletes. WSWCF is the only organisation in the world globally developing street workout and calisthenics sport and movement. WSWCF is planning to establish Worldwide confederations in order to manage the sport with assistance of confederations, e.g., North America, Central America and Caribbean, South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Oceania.

The WDSC is the world-leading international series for the spectacular sporting disciplines of Downhill Skateboarding and Street Luge in their purest forms. The multiple event series which determines the respective world champions from points amassed at each event in each category attracts the world’s top international competitors (on average 19 countries) in Men’s and Women’s Downhill and Street Luge. Downhill is the most demanding and breath-taking discipline in the sport and is governed by a strict set of rules laid out by the WGSF, with safety and sporting integrity the cornerstones to ensuring an outstanding experience for all competitors, spectators, media and stakeholders. The events usually take place during dry seasons, it is possible to race in rainy/windy conditions but it is simply not preferred.

The World Dodgeball (WD) is the Official World Governing Body of Dodgeball. WD is a not-for-profit social enterprise established in 2013. Now operating on 6 continents, WD’s partnerships with 70 national federations enables them to deliver the sport to over 67 million people worldwide. By 2024, they are projected to deliver across 72 nations to over 90 million participants at grassroots, competitive and elite levels, cementing Dodgeball’s position as an ambitious and rapidly growing sport.

Established in 1957 and later renamed the World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) in 2011, the organization oversees various international DanceSport events, embodying grace, precision, and artistic expression. With over 150 World Championships since 1997 and partnerships solidifying its global presence, WDSF received full recognition from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1997. Now boasting 98 National Member Bodies (NMBs), 77 National Olympic Committees (NOCs), and over 100,000 registered athletes, WDSF celebrates its 67-year journey, culminating in the historic debut of Breaking at the 2024 Olympic Games, marking a new chapter in DanceSport’s universal appeal and global recognition.

Ultimate Tennis Showdown (UTS) is the world’s newest, most exciting, innovative tennis league, playing an entirely reinvented game format. UTS introduces a modern format consisting of 8 - minute quarter matches, a lightened code of conduct, and unique novelties. Live coaching and mid-match interviews allow fans to get inside the player’s minds and immerse into their universe. UTS organised its first events proof of concept following the Covid-19 lockdown. World-famous players that have already participated include Daniil Medvedev, Taylor Fritz, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Matteo Berrettini, Alexander Zverev, and many more. In 2023, UTS established itself as a worldwide league that consecutively settled in Los Angeles, Frankfurt and London for the Grand Final.

Since 2002, the ITSF has represented the sport of table soccer and defended its interests in relations with national and international sport authorities and institutions. The ITSF conducts the administration and regulation of the game whilst, focusing on its two main objectives; to promote and develop the game of table soccer. The ITSF puts forward sports ethics and fair play to all involved including media and sponsors as they sanction major international table soccer events for all age groups and for disabled individuals. The ITSF is also responsible for the rules and technical specifications for tables. The ITSF places an extensive focus on the legacy of the sport and giving back to the community through activation, school and university programmes which are made possible with the organisers.

IMMAF is the global body for Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) the worlds fastest growing sport with an estimated 449 million followers worldwide. IMMAF has 130 member federations across all continents, and is a signatory to the WADA code. Since its inception in 2012 IMMAF has organised annual world Junior and senior championships combined (9), Annual continental championships in Europe, Asia, Africa, Pan America and Oceania. Since 2019 IMMAF have organised world championships for Youth aged 12 to 17. IMMAF provides a performance pathway for amateur athlete’s men and women who wish to make the progression to the professional ranks.

From 1973 the competitive sport of jump rope/skipping has made its indelible mark on the world of sports. Since that time the sport has experienced tremendous growth and development and has evolved into the International Jump Rope Union (IJRU), the sole international governing body of jump rope. IJRU represents the merged international federations of Fédération Internationale de Saut à la Corde - International Rope Skipping Federation (FISAC-IRSF) and the World Jump Rope Federation (WJRF). Combined these two entities have produced 21 world championships. IJRU produces elite global competitions. They are currently developing global camps and conferences for professional development. It encompasses 63 member countries spread over 5 sport continents.

The FTA is the founder of the new action sport of Freestyle Trampoline and is the global market leader, expanding into new territories every year. Currently the FTA operates in 17 countries, mostly through Europe, but by 2025, it is expected to have presence across Asia, Australia and South Africa. Athletes who compete at FTA events are known as the best “Flippers” in the world. They are aged 13-23 and predominantly male although the FTA is working to further develop its female category initiated in 2023. FTA’s promotion of active living, along with young entrepreneurship, with host cities reflects the value-base of not only the FTA but its proactive athletes who are passionate about promoting the sport.

AIR RACE X is an aerial motorsport racing series in which pilots fly high-performance aircraft through a technical racetrack designed to push the limits of precision, speed, and control while competing for the fastest time. Flying at speeds of up to 400 km/h and experiencing forces of up to 12G, pilots compete at the highest level of aerial performance, where precision flying and split-second decisions determine the winners. Points are awarded based on race rankings, and the season champion is crowned by the total points accumulated across the series. This season features four races held in locations around the world. The arrival of two rising new challengers sets the stage for a dramatic shift in the competitive landscape as they take on the established champions. Across the four rounds, every point will matter. A fierce battle for the crown of the skies is about to begin.