SHANGHAI, June 28 (Xinhua) -- China claimed unprecedented double victories at the 2025 WDSF Asian Breaking Youth Championship on Saturday, with Guo Pu (B-Girl Royal) and Li Houhua (B-Boy Jason) winning girl's and boy's titles respectively.

In the girl's final, B-Girl Royal defeated Japan's Hiyo Yamada (B-Girl Hiyo) 3-0 with dynamic moves showcasing exceptional musicality. Japan's Cocoa Meguro (B-Girl Cocoa) secured the bronze medal.

"My musicality made the difference," said the 16-year-old champion.

The boy's final saw B-Boy Jason overcome Japan's Shunta Nakamura (B-Boy Lil Kong) 3-0 after landing consecutive air flares and complex freezes. His compatriot Tong Jierong (B-Boy Jierong) earned bronze.

"I'm thrilled with this result," said the 15-year-old boy's champion. "My opponents were outstanding and deserve high respect."

This competition features 169 young breakers including 122 B-Boys and 47 B-Girls competing at Shanghai's Luwan Gymnasium.

The Asian Breaking Championships Adult gold medals will be contested in the same venue on Sunday. Enditem