“Revealed: The Shocking Footage of an Aussie Breaker That Changes Everything About the Competition!”
Following her disastrous Olympic debut, the Australian sporting body that chose Raygun to represent the country at the Paris Games came forward to defend their decision to send her to France. They also called for an end to the relentless “bullying” of the Olympian.
The 36-year-old dancer, who is a researcher and lecturer at Sydney’s Macquarie University, grew up performing jazz, ballroom, and tap before being introduced to breakdancing during her college days
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AusBreaking, the Australian governing body, broke its silence and said Raygun and her teammate Jeff Dunne were sent to France after they emerged as the top performers.
“Ultimately, Rachael Gunn and Jeff Dunne emerged as the top performers … securing their spots to represent Australia in Paris. Their selection was based solely on their performance,” AusBreaking said in its statement.
Breaking teammate Jeff Dunne made his Olympic debut alongside Raygun at the age of 16
Making your Olympic debut at just 16! Congratulations B-Boy J-Attack 💚💛#AllezAUS pic.twitter.com/MfuLRLZ57v
— AUS Olympic Team (@AUSOlympicTeam) August 10, 2024
The governing body also condemned the harassment and bullying that Raygun has been subjected to following the Olympics.
“We condemn the global online harassment and bullying of Raygun,” they said. “The pressure to perform on the Olympic stage is immense, especially against the opponents in her particular group. We stand in solidarity with Raygun.”
