R achael Gunn, the Australian Olympic breaker who went viral for her unique moves at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games this summer, has apologized to the breaking community for the backlash it received after her performance.

Controversial Olympian Rachael Gunn has made a public apology to the breakdancing community for backlash it has copped following her performance during the Paris Olympics.

Rachael 'Raygun' Gunn has held her first interview since her Olympic performance, answering questions from The Project's Waleed Aly.

Olympic breakdancer Rachael “Raygun” Gunn is firing back at critics who mocked her viral performance at the 2024 Paris games, claiming they are “uneducated” and that their attacks have been “alarming.

Rachael "Raygun" Gunn defended her breakdancing skills and suggested much of the criticism she received for her performance last month at the Paris Olympics was born of ignorance of the sport.

Rachael “Raygun” Gunn has finally broken her silence in her first sit down interview since the Paris Olympics.

Raygun is a 37-year-old university lecturer from Sydney who failed to post a score at the Paris Olympics during routines which included unorthodox routines like kangaroo hop

The World DanceSport Federation (WDSF) has also come under intense public scrutiny not just for its rankings, but its "credibility" as a voice for the sport. In Tuesday's statement the WDSF tried to address criticisms that had been swirling online over the transparency of its rankings head on.