Tony Estanguet, the Paris 2024 President, has highlighted the early success of ticket sales for breaking, which will make its Olympic debut at the Games.

Kazakhstan's Amir Zakirov and China's Liu Qingyi triumphed at the World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) Breaking for Gold World Series event in Kokura, the first ranking event to determine progress to next year's Paris 2024 Olympic Qualifier Series.

The first ticketing phase for the Paris 2024 Olympics, devoted to the sales of Make Your Games packs, has seen those for sport climbing, fencing, judo, breaking, skateboarding and BMX racing and freestyle sell out within a week of the February 15 launch.

The Hong Kong DanceSport Association has revealed that the country has been selected to host an breaking qualification event for next year's Olympics in Paris.

Birmingham 2022 b-boy breaking gold medallist Victor Montalvo has been named the first World Games athlete of the month for 2023.

Val-de-Marne is to host Japan's breaking team for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, after a formal agreement was made with the local council.

Eight breakdancers have been chosen to represent China in qualification events for the sport’s Olympic debut in Paris next year.

The Hong Kong DanceSport Association is looking to host two Olympic breaking qualifiers as part of a strategy to secure a spot for the region's athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The first eight athletes with places at breaking's European Games debut have been confirmed.

Chile's capital Santiago is to get a sneak peak of what is to come at the Pan American Games this weekend when its hosts the National Breaking Championships.

Breakers will be aiming to boost their hopes of competing at the Paris 2024 Olympics when they take part in the World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) European Breaking Championships in Manchester.

UK Sport has awarded Breaking GB £135,000 ($155,000/€156,000) to assist the country's athletes during the qualification phase for the sport's Olympic debut at Paris 2024.

Japan's Ami and Phil Wizard of Canada have taken the men's and women's crowns at the World Breaking Championships at Seoul's SK Handball Olympic Stadium.

The United States' Victor and Ayumi of Japan are set to begin their title defences at the World Breaking Championships which run from tomorrow until Saturday (October 22) in Seoul.

The French Dance Federation has launched a project called "Breaking for All" as the discipline prepares to make its Olympic debut at Paris 2024.