[Official] 'Street World Fighter' side denies allegations of favoring specific participants: "It's not true, legal action planned" (Full text)

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The production team of 'Street World Fighter: Directors War' has completely denied allegations of unfairness that surfaced on online platforms.

On the 28th, the side of Mnet's variety program 'Street World Fighter: Directors War' (hereinafter 'SWF') told StarNews, "The allegations regarding the program recently raised on online platforms are not true."

They further stated, "The 'Signature 400' mission was conducted according to the same standards and principles for all participants, with no facts indicating that any specific participant received separate benefits or favorable conditions. Additionally, claims that another performer substituted for a specific participant's directing during the mission process are also untrue."

They added, "The production team is creating the program by applying the same standards and principles to ensure all competitions proceed fairly. Since indiscriminate dissemination and spread of content contrary to facts can affect both the program and its performers, we will consider necessary measures, including legal action, if such behavior continues in the future."

Previously, centered on online communities, allegations were raised that SWF participant Jung Min-jun received proxy directing during the 'Signature 400' mission, and that another participant Hash was treated unfairly during this process. Furthermore, claims emerged that participants bore significant personal expenses during the mission execution, leading to widespread controversy.

◆ Full official statement from the 'SWF' production team below.

The allegations regarding the program 'Street World Fighter: Directors War' recently raised on online platforms are not true.

The 'Signature 400' mission was conducted according to the same standards and principles for all participants, with no facts indicating that any specific participant received separate benefits or favorable conditions. Additionally, claims that another performer substituted for a specific participant's directing during the mission process are also untrue.

The production team is creating the program by applying the same standards and principles to ensure all competitions proceed fairly.

Since indiscriminate dissemination and spread of content contrary to facts can affect both the program and its performers, we will consider necessary measures, including legal action, if such behavior continues in the future.

Separately, leaking or spreading survival results before broadcast not only affects the normal production and operation of the program but may also impair the viewing experience of audiences waiting for the broadcast. We strongly request that you refrain from leaking or spreading survival results prior to broadcast.

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