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Sports Stars to Appear on 'Street World Fighter: Director's War'; PD Confirms Sports-Themed Missions
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Sports Stars to Appear on 'Street World Fighter: Director's War'; PD Confirms Sports-Themed Missions

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Mnet's new survival show 'Street World Fighter: Director's War' will feature appearances by sports stars Oh Seung-hwan and Lee Sang-hwa.
  • The show's PD confirmed that missions related to sports will be included, with details to be revealed during broadcast.
  • The production presentation introduced the show's directors and confirmed the participation of various well-known figures.

Mnet's upcoming survival competition, 'Street World Fighter: Director's War,' is set to feature an unexpected lineup of guests, including renowned sports figures Oh Seung-hwan and Lee Sang-hwa. The show's production presentation, held in Seoul, revealed this unique crossover.

PD Choi Jung-nam hinted at the integration of sports-themed missions within the dance competition. "There will be missions related to sports," he stated, encouraging viewers to tune in for the full reveal. This suggests a blend of athletic challenges and dance artistry, aiming to broaden the scope of the competition.

The production team, including choreographers like Nine, Renan, Bada, and Baek Gu-young, aims to showcase the directing prowess of dancers. The inclusion of athletes like Oh Seung-hwan, a former professional baseball pitcher, and Lee Sang-hwa, an Olympic speed skater, is expected to add a novel dynamic to the series, potentially testing the directors' adaptability and creativity in diverse scenarios.

There will be missions related to sports.

— PD Choi Jung-namConfirming the inclusion of sports-themed challenges in the 'Street World Fighter: Director's War' competition.
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