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BBoy City XXVII Breakdancing Competition

by Chronicle Staff September 27, 2021October 30, 2025

Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.
Competitors gathered Sept. 25-26 to participate in BBoy City XXVII, the largest and longest-running competitive breaking event in Texas. Featuring a Sunday Mohawk performance by DJ Qbert, the event was presented by Hope 4 Hip Hop Productions, which was founded by Roger Davis, Romeo Navarro, and Omar Davila to train new generations of young breakdancers.

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