Street Woman Fighter S1:E7

War of Nerves

The first part of the episode is the same as the exclusive preview with the introductions of the crews, personal rankings, impression videos, and "No Respect" selection. Kang Daniel introduces the judges and explains the first mission, Battle of the Underdog: a dance battle between two participants where one calls out another they think they are better than. The episode ends with a preview of the battle between HolyBang leader Honey J and CocaNButter leader Rihey, who used to be in the same dance crew but disbanded

Neck and Neck Competition

The first mission continues starting with a battle between La Chica's Rian and WAYB leader Noze. YGX and CocaNButter were tied with the same amount of wins in the final rankings and so YGX leader Leejung had a tiebreaker battle against CocaNButter's Bicki. The second mission, the Rank Mission, was announced: each leader selected five dancers including themselves to represent their crew in each rank (Leader Rank, Second Rank, Sub Rank, Assist Rank). Each rank would only have one main dancer, chosen by the judges while the rest would be backup dancers. Each member of each rank made a short choreography to be used in the main dancer evaluation which was voted on by the members of the rank. The main dancer evaluation begins with the Assist Rank and ends with the Leader Rank evaluation.

Worst Dancer Battle & 4 Queens of K-Pop Mission

The second mission continues with choreography video recording. After the choreography video is shown, the main dancer then picks the Worst Dancer in their rank. The chosen Worst Dancers can choose another dancer in their rank who they think is the Worst Dancer to battle, excluding the Main Dancer. The loser, chosen by the remaining dancers, becomes the Worst Dancer for their rank. The third mission was announced as the 4 Queens of K-Pop Mission where two crews will battle against each other using the same songs. PROWDMON was chosen by the judges as the MVP Crew and thus is allowed to create the matchup bracket for the third mission, choosing which crews battle each other with whose song. It was also announced that a crew would be eliminated after the next mission.

The First Crew To Leave Street Woman Fighter

In this episode, the first crew to leave Street Woman Fighter is decided through a battle. When La Chica comes up with a choreography using hats things become tense with HolyBang. Meanwhile, WAYB is relieved when they are chosen by CL when they think they are going to lose against PROWDMON.

Mega Crew Mission

In this episode, they test the contestant’s connection. The contestants have to call performers they know to form a group. YGX starts to look, but knowing they don’t have much connection, they decide to show the judges what they can do instead of wasting time searching for performers. Meanwhile Lee Chae Yeon from WANT is able to recruit Yves Young Ji and Choi Yoo Jung using her connections.

Second Dropout Battle

In this episode, the result of the Mega Crew Mission is revealed. The crews that came in last will need to fight against each other, and one of them will be eliminated. Hyo Jin Choi feels like giving up after much struggle, and Gabee is desperate to make it to the next round. Later, a surprise guest shows up to reveal their semifinal mission. Stay tuned to find out which crews advanced to the semifinal!

The Result of the Semifinal Mission

In this episode, the result of the semifinal is revealed. As a result, one crew gets eliminated right away, and two crews battle against each other to advance to the final round. The Dropout Battle between the two crews is as fierce as ever, and the dancers on each crew show different styles of dance that they’ve never shown. Stay tuned to find out the final crews that will advance to the final round!

The Final

It’s the last episode and only the final mission remains. Four crews, LACHICA, Coca n Butter, HolyBang and Hook are remaining and they are all determined to win. The first mission is Performance Song Mission, which is a mission where the crews dance to songs that make their dance moves stand out and they're made by global K-pop producers and artists.