The Pretoria-born duo, Sleek Nation (24) and Tsebetsa Boy (22), from Soshanguve, Mabopane, clinched the title after an intense, crowd-favourite battle against the formidable True Skhanda Movers. Despite being the smallest crew in the competition, they delivered sharp execution, powerful storytelling, and unforgettable chemistry that kept the audience on their feet.

“Winning this means a lot to us,” said the Crazy Destroyers. “We were fighting many crews, outnumbered, but we came back strong and stood tall. We are very excited; it’s our first experience, and winning a competition like this is unbelievable!”

To elevate the experience, the stage was ignited by performances from some of South Africa’s biggest youth-culture powerhouses. Pabi Cooper brought unmatched vocals and Amapiano heat, Phantom Steeze delivered explosive dance-rap synergy, and DJ Tshegu turned the venue into a full-blown street party.  On the decks were the Dube Twiinz, setting the rhythm for every battle round, while the ever-charismatic Elly Majola amped the audience as MC.  A heavyweight judging panel, Bontle Modiselle, Limpopo Boy, and Tom London, judged the crews based on creativity, execution, style, and crowd connection.