TATIANA SELIVERSTOVA
- 3-time vice world champion in American Smooth
- 3-time US vice-champion
- 3x Blackpool Professional Bronze Medal Winner in Smooth
- Winner of the Dance Oscar 2018/2019 in the category “Best Professional Couple”
- Ohio Star Ball Show Champion 2018
- Finalist and winner of prestigious tournaments: New York Dance Festival, Assen, Crown Cup Dubai, Moscow Ball, Millennium Dance Sport Championship, Emerald Ball, Embassy Dancesport.
Tatiana was born in Chisinau. She began her ballroom dancing career when she was eight years old. At a very early age she began winning national and international championships, and in her teens she became vice-world champion and European champion.
Over the next twenty years, Tatiana competed in ballroom and 10-dance competitions. At the age of 19, Tatyana moved to the United States of America to fulfill her dance dream. Within one year, she became the US National Champion in two categories.
In 2016, Tatyana chose a new dance direction and began performing professionally with American Smooth. In addition, in the same year she was awarded the title of Master of Sports of Moldova.
Tatiana ended her dance career in 2020 after placing 2nd at the US and World Championships.
TATIANA SELIVERSTOVA
- 3 times World Smooth Vice Champions
- 3 times United States Vice Champions
- 3 times British Open American Smooth Bronze Medalists
- 2018 /2019 Dance Oscar Winners for the Best Professional couple
- 2018 Ohio Star Ball Show dance Champions
- Finalists and Winners in all major events: New York Dance Festival, Assen, Crown Cup Dubai, Moscow Ball, Millennium Dance Sport Championship, Emerald Ball, Embassy Dancesport
Tatiana was born in Chisinau, Moldova. She started her ballroom dance career when she was eight years old. At a very early age, she began winning National and International Championships and as a teenager was crowned the Vice World Champion and European Champion.
Over the following twenty years, she went to compete in Latin, Ballroom and 10 Dance. At the age of 19 Tatiana moved to the United States passionate to pursue her dancing dream. Within one year she became the United States National Champion in two divisions.
In 2016 she made a change in style and began competing professionally in American Smooth. Additionally that year, she was awarded with the title of Master of Sport of Moldova by her home country.
Tatiana retired from competitive dancing in 2020 after being ranked 2nd in both the United States and World Championships.
