The World Freestyle Football Association (WFFA) hosted “Super Ball 2026,” the world’s largest open-format international tournament, from August 17 to 22 in Amersfoort, Netherlands. The event brought together 166 top athletes from 44 countries, competing across seven disciplines for the world’s highest honors. The main event, “Freestyle 1×1 Battles,” drew particular attention. After intense competition, Abel de Jager from the Netherlands claimed the men’s world title, while Lucie Quinton from France won the women’s division. This annual tournament serves as a global gathering for athletes. Over the course of approximately one week, competitors acted as both rivals and friends, celebrating diverse styles and values while pushing the boundaries of freestyle football expression. What is Freestyle Football? An urban sport that elevates soccer juggling and skill techniques into dynamic performances. Emerging as a competitive sport in the […]