What to know
- 24 countries sent one representative each
- Matches used 3-on-3 Battle exclusively in the newly released Ultimate Tournament Beystadium
- Only Hasbro Beyblades and launchers were legal; the Maximus Garuda G3 Layer was banned outright
- Four round-robin pools of six players each fed the top two from each pool into an eight-player bracket
- Quarterfinal and semifinal winners advanced to a 3rd-place match and the final
- Final rank order after the tournament: Balanced Defender, Shin Sang Hyeon, Shuai Shuai, Xeno, Buster Dash
Participants
- Kurei (Japan)
- Shin Sang Hyeon (Korea)
- Bui Minh Khang (Vietnam)
- World Blader (Australia)
- Youpeter (Austria)
- Buster Dash (Brazil)
- Xeno (Canada)
- Jossu (Estonia)
- Thunder (France)
- Master of the Blades (Germany)
- Icy Flame (Hong Kong)
- Falcon (India)
- Balanced Defender (Latvia)
- LTU GAMES YT (Lithuania)
- Final Smash (Malaysia)
- Maxico (Mexico)
- Brent (Philippines)
- Kako (Singapore)
- Blix (Switzerland)
- Shuai Shuai (Taiwan)
- Take (Thailand)
- The Storm (Turkey)
- MASTER_PRO (Ukraine)
- Phaio (USA)
Results
- Final: Balanced Defender (Latvia) beat Shin Sang Hyeon (Korea) 2-3 in games, taking the title
- 3rd place: Shuai Shuai (Taiwan) beat Xeno (Canada) 2-3 in games
- Semifinals: Shin Sang Hyeon beat Xeno 3-1; Balanced Defender beat Shuai Shuai 3-1
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