September 4th 2024.
During her Olympic breakdance heats, Raygun, whose real name is Rachael Gunn, faced disappointment as she scored zero points in all three rounds. Despite this, she firmly believes that she was the best female to represent her country, Australia, at the Olympics. However, she has also taken responsibility for her routines, which went viral and received backlash from the breakdancing community.
In her debut on the Olympic stage in Paris, the 37-year-old caught the attention of the world with her unique moves, including a kangaroo hop, a snake-like wriggle, and the sprinkler. While there were doubts about her qualifications, Raygun argues that her country needed more support and resources in order to have a chance at winning a medal.
Recently, Raygun appeared on Australia's Network 10 show, "The Project," for her first televised interview since her performance at the Olympics. When asked by host Waleed Aly if she truly believes she was the best female breaker in Australia, Raygun confidently replied with a smile, "I think my record speaks for itself."
However, Raygun also expressed her remorse for the criticism and mockery towards the breakdancing community following her appearance in Paris. She admitted that her style may not have been favored by the judges, and she knew she would face tough competition. Despite her best efforts and training, she understands that not everyone will appreciate her unique style.
Raygun also addressed the lack of resources and support for breakdancing in Australia, which she believes has hindered their chances of becoming world champions. She trained hard and gave her all, but ultimately, it was not enough for some people. She is deeply sorry for any negative impact her performance may have had on the breakdancing community.
In conclusion, Raygun may have scored zero in her Olympic breakdance heats, but she remains proud of her accomplishments and hopes for a brighter future for breakdancing in Australia. She stands by her record and will continue to push the boundaries of her art form, regardless of the backlash or criticism she may receive.
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