head-to-head in over 35 qualifying cyphers and six camps to determine who makes the Amsterdam cut. The three-day camps will be held in Spain, Russia, France, Turkey, Japan, and Netherlands, reflecting the local creative landscape with lectures, workshops, art exhibitions, club nights and battles. All the winners will earn the chance to compete for the last open spot, just days before the hugely anticipated World Final gets broadcast to the world. Ayumi made history as the first B-girl in history to compete in Red Bull BC One. Judges: Crazy Legs (Rock Steady Crew) Hong 10 (Drifterz / 7 Commandoz) Niek (The Ruggeds) Intact (Ruffneck Attack) AT (Flow Mo) MC: Rakaa (Dilated Peoples / Rock Steady Crew / Universal Zulu Nation) DJ: DJ Nobunaga (Extraordinary Gentlemen) Competitors Results Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands 2016 In 2016, Red Bull BC One will hold camps around the world that will feature traditional cyphers. It will no longer hold the six regional finals from previous years. Camps will be held in Austria, France, South Africa, Italy, Japan, and Ukraine. The winners of each cypher will compete in a Last Chance Cypher to qualify to the World Finals. The winners of Last Chance Cypher will battle in Nagoya alongside fifteen Wild Card entries, chosen by an international team of B-Boy experts. Red Bull BC One World Finals 2016 will take place in Aichi Prefectural Gymnasium, Nagoya, Japan on December 3. This also happened to be the final BC One that would feature Taisuke, as he announced his retirement from this competition. Meanwhile, Issei's victory meant that he would be the first Japanese champion of Red Bull BC One. Judges: Storm (Battle Squad) Freeze (Ghost Crew) Wicket (Renegade Rockers) Kosuke (Waseda Breakers) Mounir (Vagabonds) MC: Rakaa (Dilated Peoples / Rock Steady Crew / Universal Zulu Nation) DJ: DJ Mar Ski (Universal Zulu Nation Japan) Competitors Results Location: Nagoya, Japan 2015 On November 14, Red Bull BC One World Finals, the most iconic global B-Boy competition, will take place in the Eternal City, in Rome's Palazzo dei Congressi. Throughout the year, over 70 cyphers took place around the globe. Sixteen of each country's best B-Boys went head-to-head for the chance to represent at six regional Finals in Georgia, the United States, Peru, South Korea, Spain and Egypt. The winners of these finals will battle in Rome alongside ten Wild Card entries, chosen by an international team of B-Boy experts.