Gabi’s Triumph: An Unforgettable Battle on Mnet’s ‘World of Street Woman Fighter’
Gabi’s Victory Against AG SQUAD’s Danica
The Epic Showdown on Mnet’s World of Street Woman Fighter
On the recent episode of Mnet’s ‘World of Street Woman Fighter’, aired on the 27th, the stage was set for an intense national team battle.
Spotlight: Gabi vs Danica
Gabi, from the renowned dance team ‘범접’ (BUMSUP), chose to face Danica of ‘AG SQUAD’ in a high-energy heels dance battle.
Gabi declared, “When I looked around, only Danica and I were wearing heels.”
In previous rounds, ‘범접’s leaders, Honey J and Aiki, faced defeats against ‘Motiv’s Mali and ‘AG SQUAD’s Aliya, creating a shocking buzz among the audience.
Danica’s Taunt and Gabi’s Determination
Before the battle began, Danica provocatively commented on Gabi’s dance, stating, “There was nothing impressive about Gabi’s dancing in heels.”
Gabi rebutted, “Seeing Danica imitate my moves stoked my pride. I had to win this one.”
Li Jeong praised, “Gabi is an exceptional dancer, especially in heels,” backed by Honey J’s trust as she noted this was Gabi’s big opportunity.
The Battle Unfolds
Taking to the fight zone, Gabi sparked anticipation among the audience, promising to showcase an electrifying performance. Approaching the opposing team’s zone, she displayed confidence, asserting her dominance.
Both Gabi and Danica delivered no-compromise performances, leading judges to call for a re-match. Gabi, capitalizing on the energy of the battle, concluded with a dramatic ending, sitting on judge Aliyah Janel’s lap.
Praise and Victory
Honey J exclaimed, “She’s truly insane,” while Aiki admitted, “Utmost respect.”
Judge Mike Song remarked, “Engaging battles are about grabbing attention with passion and intensity.”
In the end, the fight judges declared Gabi the victor with a unanimous 2-0 score, as Aliyah Janel complimented her, “Gabi commanded all the attention in the space.”
Gabi’s spectacular showcase once again proved her prowess, cementing her status as an unstoppable force in the field.
