ISKA Crowns 2026 World Breaking Champions
Spectacular Performances Highlight a Thrilling World Championship Event
The 2026 ISKA World Breaking Championships delivered an unforgettable showcase of power, precision, and technical excellence, featuring outstanding performances across multiple breaking disciplines and crowning a new generation of world champions.
The championship event showcased fierce competition, closely contested divisions, and dramatic finishes, highlighting the incredible skill and athleticism required to compete at the highest level of sport breaking. From explosive power events to precision board-breaking challenges, athletes demonstrated why the ISKA World Breaking Championships remain one of the premier events in martial arts competition.
The event is currently undergoing post-production and is expected to be released as an exciting televised championship program, bringing the intensity and excitement of the competition to martial arts fans around the world.
Among the standout performers was Parker Moody, who earned the prestigious title of Ultimate Breaking Champion while also capturing the 5 Station Combat Power Wood Men’s Lightweight World Championship, making him one of the event’s biggest winners.
Jason Dubard added two world titles to his résumé by winning both the Power Concrete Arm Men’s Heavyweight World Championship and the Three Directional Board Breaking Men’s Heavyweight World Championship, showcasing exceptional strength and consistency throughout the competition.
Justin Cuellar claimed the Power Concrete Arm Men’s Lightweight World Championship, while Jayden Torres earned gold in the Horizontal Wood Kick Men’s Heavyweight World Championship.
On the women’s side, Paisley Dubard delivered a dominant performance by securing two world championships, winning both the Power Concrete Arm Women’s World Championship and the Three Directional Board Breaking Women’s World Championship.
Robin Cuellar also celebrated a double world-title victory, capturing the Horizontal Wood Kick Women’s World Championship as well as the 5 Station Combat Wood Women’s World Championship.
Additional champions included Josh Stokes, who won the Three Directional Board Breaking Men’s Lightweight World Championship, and Ian Kintigh, whose impressive performance earned him two world titles in the Horizontal Wood Kick Men’s Lightweight World Championship and the Head-to-Head Spin Hook Kick Men’s World Championship.
Rounding out the list of champions was Rob Librandi, who claimed the 5 Station Combat Power Wood Men’s Heavyweight World Championship.
The 2026 ISKA World Breaking Championships once again demonstrated the extraordinary level of talent within the global breaking community, celebrating the dedication, discipline, and precision of athletes competing for the sport’s highest honors. Congratulations to all of the newly crowned 2026 ISKA World Breaking Champions for their outstanding achievements on the world stage.