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Artem BronnikovProfessional

24 events · 4 competitions · 4 seasons (2019–2026)

🏆 Championship titles

World championships · 2

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33 placings · 8 competitions

Published placings from Blackpool and the Scrutelle database, 2022–2025 — a separate holding from the records above. These are finishing orders; no per-judge marks sit behind them.

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85
Total events
54
Total wins
54
Total top-3
3
Circuits

Pro-Am record

7
Events
7
Wins
100%
Win rate
100%
Top-3
100%
Avg pctile
4
Competitions

Headline shows the pro-am record. Full career across all divisions: 24 events, 9 wins. See the breakdown below.

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Competition history4

CompetitionDateEventsBestWinsAvg pctile
2026 UK Dance Festival01/01/202651146%
2025 UK Open Dance Festival01/01/202561117%
Embassy Dance Championships09/01/2021717100%
Emerald Ball01/01/201963047%

International results3

CompetitionDateEventsBestWinsPartner
Crown Cup DubaiOpen02/06/202636134Rachelle Waked +3
London Ball 2023Majors01/01/20231311Kathryn Povall +1
London Ball 2021Majors01/01/202112110Ekaterina Polkova

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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 Aug 20, 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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