A clear public explanation of the main WFFA competition properties and how they fit together.
The World Freestyle Football Championship is the flagship WFFA world final. Since 2023, the competitive circuit has been organised around regional qualification and a final featuring 16 male and 16 female athletes from all continents.
The Pulse Series is a set of five regional championships used as qualifiers for the World Freestyle Football Championship.
The 2026 Pulse Series is listed by WFFA across Africa, Asia-Pacific, North America, South America, and Europe.
Super Ball is the largest open Freestyle Football competition on the planet and is officially sanctioned by the WFFA.
Its current format includes multiple competition categories across a week, including 1x1 Battles, Routine, Double Routine, Sick Three, Challenge, Kill the Beat, and Iron Man / Iron Woman.
NextGen is the WFFA global competition for the youngest members of the community. It is designed for freestylers under the age of 16.
The competition is held online and judged by an international panel, with separate male and female categories.