Breakdancing Makes Stunning Olympic Debut in Paris

Breaking made its highly anticipated Olympic debut in Paris, showcasing a whirlwind of head-spinning moves, DJs, and a whole new lexicon.

The Games' latest sport captivated fans in the lively open-air arena with its fusion of acrobatic feats, spins, and intricate footwork.

Japan's Ami being crowned the first Olympic champion in the discipline.

Lithuania’s Nicka claimed the silver, while China’s 671 secured the bronze.

Breaking, a street dance style that originated in 1970s New York, has been introduced to engage new and younger audiences at the Games.

One of Paris’s iconic locations, the Place de la Concorde, was transformed into an urban sports hub for the event.

Against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower and the Grand Palais, breaking made its grand Olympic entrance to a pulsating beat.