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Amateur10 entries
Standard · Amateur
Amateur Open Ballroom
Winner: Stas Portanenko & Nataliya Koliada
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur21 entries
Professional9 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Closed Ballroom
Winner: Wei Ping Li & Cen Zheng
Open results & scoresheets →Professional23 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Closed Latin
Winner: Yi Long Xu & Lin Yue Shi
Open results & scoresheets →Professional21 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Open Ballroom
Winner: Victor Fung & Anastasia Muravyova
Open results & scoresheets →Professional23 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Open Latin
Winner: Riccardo Cocchi & Yulia Zagoruychenko
Open results & scoresheets →| Amateur Open Ballroom | Standard | Amateur | 10 | Stas Portanenko & Nataliya Koliada |
| Amateur Open Latin | Latin | Amateur | 21 | Sergey Maksyuta & Daria Sereda |
| Professional Closed Ballroom | Standard | Professional | 9 | Wei Ping Li & Cen Zheng |
| Professional Closed Latin | Latin | Professional | 23 | Yi Long Xu & Lin Yue Shi |
| Professional Open Ballroom | Standard | Professional | 21 | Victor Fung & Anastasia Muravyova |
| Professional Open Latin | Latin | Professional | 23 | Riccardo Cocchi & Yulia Zagoruychenko |
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