"Raygun," the Australian breaker who was widely ridiculed for her unconventional routine at the Paris Olympics, plans to retire from competition.

SYDNEY (AP) — Australian breaker Rachael Gunn has told a Sydney radio station that she plans to retire from competition just three months after her unconventional routine at the Paris Olympics led to her being ridiculed and spawned conspiracy theories ...

Raygun, the Olympic breakdancer from Australia, says that she is done with competitive dancing following the backlash she received from her viral performance in Paris.

Raygun, the Australian breakdancer who received ongoing backlash for her performance in the Paris Olympics, said she is retiring from competing.

But most of the attention was ridicule. Gunn was even the subject of a comedy sketch on “The Tonight Show.” During a Tuesday appearance on the “Jimmy & Nath Show,

Australian breaker Rachael Gunn has told a Sydney radio station that she plans to retire from competition just three months after her unconventional routine at the Paris Olympics led to her being ridiculed and spawned conspiracy theories about how she qualified for the Games.

Breaker Rachael "Raygun" Gunn's signature kangaroo bounce will not be seen on a competitive stage again after the Australian declared she could not bring herself to battle following the backlash over her Paris Olympic performance.

Gunn had initially planned to keep competing but said the experience had been so “upsetting” that she changed her mind.

Australian dancer Raygun is speaking out after she said she would no longer compete in breaking, the improvisational style of dance that had a breakout moment during the 2024 Olympics.