Rachael "Raygun" Gunn, named the world's top female breakdancer, achieved this status with one victory at the Oceania Continental Championship, highlighting the current competitiveness of breakdancing rankings.
The WDSF acknowledges that its rankings reflect only a few top performances, which has led to some athletes appearing with just one competition result. This could impact rankings significantly.
Critiques of the WDSF's ranking system suggest it lacks legitimacy within the breaking community. According to Zack Slusser, the rankings do not mirror the skills or efforts of the dancers.
While none of the Olympian medalists appear in the WDSF rankings, the federation assures that future competitions will provide an accurate picture, especially after new results come in.
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