Statistics of 2019

The year 2019 is over. Battles have been fought and the winners are known. Let's have a look at some statistics from the 1st of January till the 31st of December.

Which country has the most wins across all battle categories? That is Russia with 50 wins in 5 countries: China, Estonia, Russia, Spain and Ukraine. In second place, we have Ukraine with 31 wins. In third place, we have France with 12 wins.

Which country has the most winners in 1 vs 1 battles? That is Ukraine, with 26 wins in 4 countries: Italy, Poland, Spain, and Ukraine. In second place, we have Russia with 20 wins. In third place, we have a tie with 2 countries: France and Romania. Both have 7 wins.

Which country contributed to the most wins in 2 vs 2 battles? That is Russia, with 30 wins in 4 countries: Estonia, Spain, Russia, and Ukraine. In second place, we have a tie with 3 countries: France, Sweden, and Ukraine. All three have 5 wins. In third place, we have a 3 countries: Estonia, Greece, and Poland. All three have 4 wins.

Which country organised the most events? It are two countries: Russia and Ukraine. Both organised 17 events. In second place, we have Italy with 10 events. In third place, we have France with 9 events.

Which dancer has the most wins across all battle categories (1 vs 1 and 2 vs 2)? We have tie with 4 dancers who all have 4 wins: Aliya Ashadullina, Kristina, Polya, and Stream.

If you are interested in the different quarters of 2019, you can find them in our other blog posts: quarter 1, quarter 2, quarter 3, and quarter 4.

How wins are counted in 2 vs 2 battles

One win in a 2 vs 2 battle results in a win awarded to each dancer and country. For example, if we have a team of a Greek and Spanish dancer, then Greece and Spain have both one win. If we have a team of two Greek dancers, then Greece has two wins.

What events are used

Certain events and battles might not be used during our analysis, either because we did not know the event took place or because we do not have all required information such as the date the event took place, the winner of the battle, or the country of the event or winner.