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20 Jul

Posted at 17:11h in Music, Reviews
Nobody likes a biter. To be successful in any race individuality is key, but judging from the heated UK BBoy Championships Regional Conflict last Saturday, it was clear that to be at the top of the game you better not be trying to move to anybody else’s beat. In a unique twist on the original formula, this year dancers from all over the country converged at Islington’s O2 Academy to contest for the opportunity to represent the UK in the World BBoy Championships in October.