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Aleksandr MitroninProfessional

99 events · 10 competitions · 5 seasons (2016–2024)

Pro-Am record

73
Events
63
Wins
86%
Win rate
100%
Top-3
91%
Avg pctile
10
Competitions

Headline shows the pro-am record. Full career across all divisions: 99 events, 70 wins. See the breakdown below.

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Highlight wins

L-A3 Full Silver Int'l Cha ChaManhattan Dance Championships🥇 of 8
L-A3 Full Silver Int'l SambaManhattan Dance Championships🥇 of 8
L-A3 Full Silver Int'l RumbaManhattan Dance Championships🥇 of 8
L-A3 Full Silver Int'l JiveManhattan Dance Championships🥇 of 8

Competition history10

CompetitionDateEventsBestWinsAvg pctile
Empire Open Dance Festival07/31/2024101998%
Manhattan Dance Championships06/28/20231019100%
Tri-State Challenge Dancesport Championships03/16/20232612494%
Kings Ball11/30/202261594%
Paragon Open DanceSport Championships10/20/20221511395%
Empire Open Dance Festival08/03/202261233%
Manhattan Dance Championships06/29/2022515100%
Ohio Star Ball01/01/201776031%
2017 Tri-State DanceSport Championships01/01/2017131250%
Tri-State Challenge Dancesport Championships01/01/2016111100%

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Coverage: events with a published final result, 2016–2026 — US NDCA plus the International, UK and Blackpool championships. Results current through Jul 12, 2026. “Finish percentile” = how the couple placed relative to the field. These are statistical indicators, not official records, and may contain gaps or name mix-ups.

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