Aussie Breaker Raygun Makes History in Olympic Debut

B-Girl Raygun Represents Australia in Breakdancing's Olympic Premiere

Breaking debuted as an Olympic sport on Friday, and among the competitors was Dr. Rachael Gunn, also known as B-Girl Raygun.

The 36-year-old Australian made history as her nation's first competitor in the sport's Olympic debut. Gunn, whose impressive breakdancing skills have earned her the moniker "B-Girl Raygun," has been instrumental in raising the profile of breaking in Australia.

Gunn's participation in the Olympics marks a significant moment for breaking, which has long been recognized as a vibrant and expressive art form. Her performance undoubtedly inspired countless aspiring breakdancers worldwide, showcasing the athleticism, creativity, and passion that define the sport.