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Amateur2 entries
Latin · Amateur
Amateur Open Latin Championship
Winner: Fabian Maloney & Ayrial Dittamore
Open results & scoresheets →Professional7 entries
Standard · Professional
Open Professional Ballroom Championship
Winner: Viktors Haritonovs & Olga Haritonova
Open results & scoresheets →Professional6 entries
Latin · Professional
Open Professional Latin Championship
Winner: Dmitry Nikishkin & Olena Shvets-Nikishkin
Open results & scoresheets →Professional23 entries
· Professional
WDC World Professional Ten Dance Championships
Winner: Nikolay Govorov & Evgeniya Tolstaya
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur1 entry
Latin · Junior
Youth Open Latin Championship
Winner: Will Smyack & Hannah Pardo
Open results & scoresheets →| Amateur Open Latin Championship | Latin | Amateur | 2 | Fabian Maloney & Ayrial Dittamore |
| Open Professional Ballroom Championship | Standard | Professional | 7 | Viktors Haritonovs & Olga Haritonova |
| Open Professional Latin Championship | Latin | Professional | 6 | Dmitry Nikishkin & Olena Shvets-Nikishkin |
| WDC World Professional Ten Dance Championships | Professional | 23 | Nikolay Govorov & Evgeniya Tolstaya | |
| Youth Open Latin Championship | Latin | Amateur | 1 | Will Smyack & Hannah Pardo |
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