World's First AI-Judged Yoga Championship Concludes in Kuala Lumpur
Over two days at Kandiah Hall, 128 athletes from Malaysia and beyond competed under objective, biometric scoring. A landmark moment for yoga sport.
The UYSF & SEGA Intercontinental National & International Tournament closed on 19 July 2026, becoming the world's first yoga championship judged entirely by the SEGA AI Judge System — a patent-pending biometric evaluation platform invented by Master Segar.
Over two days at Kandiah Hall, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur, 128 registered athletes competed across Yogasana, Chakra-thon and Acro Yoga. 113 medals were awarded — 20 gold, 37 silver, and 56 bronze — with a total medal rate of over 53% of entrants earning at least one podium finish.
The International phase remains live through the end of December 2026, with athletes from Singapore, India, Iran, China, Hong Kong, Oman and beyond continuing to submit performances for AI-verified evaluation.
The full audit report, including every score card, category breakdown and asana difficulty rating, is available on our tournament report page.