Overview

• The MTV Bad Kreuznach pair scored 52.05 points, finishing just behind Kazakhstan’s Danil Mussabayev and Nikita Tumakov at 52.20.
• They performed the highest difficulty in the final at 16.3, reinforcing the duo’s technical ceiling heading into the global meet.
• Britain’s Zak Perzamanos and Corey Walkes secured bronze with 51.53 points.
• Germany’s Matthias Schuldt won the men’s individual final with 60.61 after setting a national record of 60.53 in qualifying.
• More than 60 athletes from 12 nations competed in Cottbus as organizers move to make the event a fixture, with the next World Cup set for 17–18 October 2026 at the Lausitz-Arena.