THE STREET COMP
FAQ
What is Street Comp?
Street Comp is a season-long competition inside CityLegends, built around multiple tournaments in each street sports discipline. Professional athletes act as judges, while points are awarded based on performance throughout the competition.
Points from each tournament accumulate on a live leaderboard. At the end of the season, the athlete with the highest total in each discipline wins that sport’s Grand Prize.
This is not a one-time event. It’s a competitive season built on progression, ranking and consistency.
How does the season work?
Each discipline includes 3 tournaments throughout the season. Every tournament has a qualifying round and 4 weekly knockout rounds with 16 athletes.
After every tournament:
- Points are awarded
- The leaderboard updates
- Rankings shift
- Your total points carry over from one tournament to the next.
After the final tournament, the athlete with the highest overall total in their discipline wins the season and takes that sport’s Grand Prize.
How do I participate?
1. Create a CityLegends account
2. Join an active Street Comp tournament
3. Upload your clip during the qualification round
4. Get enough likes to qualify for the knockout rounds
5. Compete weekly in head-to-head battles until the finals
6. Track your points and stay ready for the next tournament.
Miss a tournament and your chances drop. Points stack across the season. Consistency wins.
How does scoring work?
Scoring works in rounds.
Each round consists of a 3-day upload phase, followed by 4 days of judging. In the first round, qualification is driven by likes, and the top 16 move into the knockout rounds. From there, professional athletes judge each round based on the tournament rules and decide who advances. Every round you pass earns you points. If you get eliminated, your tournament ends with the points you reached.
What is the leaderboard?
The leaderboard tracks the total points accumulated across the season. Each tournament awards points based on your final position, which are added to the leaderboard for that skill. Every discipline has its own leaderboard.
It shows:
- Current ranking
- Title contenders
- Pressure zones
- Who needs to perform in the next tournament
The leaderboard updates after every tournament and shows who is in position to win the Grand Prize.
It is always visible on the @citylegendsofficial Instagram.
What is the Grand Prize?
Each sport has its own Grand Prize, which is a major cash reward given to the athlete of that specific sport with the highest total points at the end of the season.
Winning a single tournament does not guarantee the season title. The Grand Prize rewards consistency, performance and progression across the full season. It is also a symbol of skill, perseverance and recognition within the scene.
How often do tournaments happen?
Tournaments run approximately every 2 months.
After each tournament:
- Results are confirmed
- The leaderboard updates
- The next tournament date is announced
Street Comp is structured to keep momentum throughout the season.
Who are the judges?
Judges are professional or internationally recognized athletes from the street scene. Each tournament features 2 official judges.
They review key battles, react to performances and judge weekly during the knockout rounds. They decide who advances each round, but the season winner is decided by total points on the leaderboard.
Is this just about likes?
No.
Likes play a role during the qualification phase, but Street Comp combines:
- Community voting
- Official judging
- Knockout bracket progression
Season leaderboard pointsIt is a structured competition, not just popularity.
Can I get featured in Street Comp content?
Yes.
Selected battles, standout performances and key leaderboard shifts are featured in official content across the season. Final placements are highlighted after each tournament. Top performers will gain visibility across CityLegends.
Where can I follow updates?
All official updates are published on the @citylegendsofficial Instagram.
There you will find:
- The current season leaderboard (pinned)
- Round updatesFinal recaps
- Next tournament announcements
CityLegends is the central hub of the competition.
What is Street Comp?
Street Comp is a season-long competition inside CityLegends, built around multiple tournaments in each street sports discipline. Professional athletes act as judges and award points across the tournaments. Points accumulate on a live leaderboard, creating an ongoing storyline across the season. At the end of the season, the athlete with the highest total in each discipline wins that sport’s Grand Prize.
For brands, this structure creates recurring visibility and integration opportunities across tournaments, athletes and official content. Brand partnerships are open starting from the next tournament onward.
Why partner with Street Comp?
Street Comp connects your brand with the global street sports community through a competitive season built around athletes, content and audience participation.
Each tournament is led by judges who are professional athletes and internationally recognized creators, bringing authenticity, credibility and cultural relevance to the format.
By partnering with Street Comp, your brand becomes part of a high-level competition with the potential to generate millions of views through athlete audiences, community engagement and official content.
What type of brands can partner with Street Comp?
Any brand can fit Street Comp. The format is highly flexible, allowing branded integrations to be simple, organic and naturally connected to the competition.
Brands can activate through tournament sponsorships, athlete collaborations, product placements or content activations in ways that feel authentic and cohesive within street culture.
What do brands get?
Street Comp partnerships can include:
- Branded leaderboards
- Branded tournaments
- Social media visibility
- Co-created posts with world-renowned athletes and global content creators
Presence in tournament recapsCityLegends handles the heavy lifting, connecting your brand with athletes and creators while ensuring global visibility throughout the competition.
What visibility can brands expect?
Street Comp content is distributed through the CityLegends ecosystem, including social media, tournament updates and official recaps. Combined with community participation and organic sharing from athletes and fans, this creates the potential to achieve large-scale visibility across the season and generate highly viral moments.
How can my brand get involved?
Getting your brand involved in Street Comp is simple.
Your brand can:
- Sponsor the Grand Prize
- Sponsor the judges
- Integrate branded elements into tournaments
- Include product integrations within the competition
Partnership formats can be tailored per tournament or across the full season.
How can my brand get started?
For brand partnerships and integrations within Street Comp, contact the CityLegends team at info@citylegends.nl, send us a DM on Instagram @citylegendsofficial, or reach out via WhatsApp at +31 6 3410 6767.
Battle Ranks
Battle Ranks are levels you can achieve by collecting Battle Points. Battle Points are earned by winning 1 vs. 1 Battles, participating in Tournaments or Challenges. Your Battle Rank determines which Tournaments or Challenges you can participate in. It also influences the amount of Battle Points you get from a 1 vs 1 Battle. Battling a lower level Battle Rank than yours gets you less Battle Points then winning from somebody with a higher Battle Rank. Check 'Battle Points' to see how many Battle Points you can win or lose.
Battle Points
Battle Points are earned in CityLegends with "Battle Activities." 1 vs 1 Battles, Tournaments and Challenges, for example. By earning Battle Points, you eventually become a higher Battle Rank.
In 1 vs 1 Battles, your Battle Rank determines how many Battle Points you earn relative to your opponent's Battle Rank.
Lower Battle Rank
Result
Amount of Battle Points
Win
15
Tie
5
Loss
-15
Same Battle Rank
Result
Amount of Battle Points
Win
20
Tie
10
Loss
-10
Higher Battle Rank
Result
Amount of Battle Points
Win
30
Tie
15
Loss
-5
Bronze Battle Rank 1
Every player starts in Bronze Battle Rank 1. As a Bronze 1 player you can only join Bronze 1 Tournaments and Challenges.
Winning your first 1 vs 1 Battle will get you 100 Battle Points, enough to make it to Bronze 2.
Bronze Battle Rank 2
Reach Bronze Battle Rank 2 and you'll be able to join Bronze 2 activities like Bronze 2 Tournaments and Bronze 2 Challenges.
Battle Points in Tournaments
In addition to winning prizes, Tournaments also affect your Battle Points. For example, you get points if you pass the qualifying round, you lose points if you fail to upload one ("no show"), and the number of votes affect the total number of Battle Points you can get. Below is an overview:
Pass qualifications
+20 Battle Points
Win or lose in Battle Rounds
0
No show
-30 Battle Points
All tournament battles
+1 extra Battle Point per 10 votes
