'Street World Fighter: Directors' War' Sam-in Team Achieves Total Score of 195, Recording a Perfect 100 for Dance Film Completeness

In Mnet's 'Street World Fighter: Directors' War', the Sam-in team won with a total team evaluation score of 195, recording a perfect 100 in the dance film completeness category. In the 7th episode of the program broadcast on September 29, 2026, team evaluations were conducted regarding the completeness of the works presented by the choreographers acting as directors.

Sam-in Team Records Total Score of 195 with Perfect 100 for Dance Film Completeness

According to the team evaluation results revealed in the 7th episode, the Sam-in team (Bada, Shimizu, INGYOO, Min-jun) recorded a total team evaluation score of 195, surpassing the Sign team's (Back Koo Young, BABY ZOO, Kasper) 165 points. In particular, the Sam-in team's perfect score of 100 in the dance film completeness category became the decisive factor for their victory. The cast in the video mentioned that the Sam-in team's strategy worked perfectly, noting the completeness of the film which was crafted like a single piece of art.

Sign Team Earns 95 Points in Character Building Ability Score

In the detailed category evaluations for each team, the Sign team received 95 points in the kids' character building and dancer utilization ability category. The Sign team recorded 10 points higher than the opposing team, which received 85 points in that category. According to the video, the Sign team's 11 members each showcased their individual character traits well, and the choice to lead the storytelling so that viewers could immerse themselves in a single protagonist was reflected in the score.

Difference Between Sam-in Team's Intuitive Direction and Sign Team's Use of Objects

Evaluations regarding the directing methods of the two teams also followed. The Sam-in team's work chose intuitive direction following a single person's perspective, which the cast evaluated as a clever choice. On the other hand, regarding the Sign team's work, the use of masks as an object was mentioned. In the conversation in the video, it was suggested that while the masks played a role in delivering the story, it would have been sufficient to simply follow a specific character.

Ultimately, the Sam-in team secured final victory by widening the gap with the Sign team, who received 165 points, by recording a total score of 195, including the 100 points for dance film completeness.