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Rachael Gunn says it took time to process her Olympic breaking experience

Australian breakdancer Rachael Gunn, known as Raygun, has spoken about the aftermath of her experience competing in breaking at the 2024 Olympics, saying it took her a long time to process what happened.

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Australian Olympic breakdancer Rachael Gunn, known as Raygun, has reflected on the aftermath of her experience at the 2024 Olympics, saying it took her a long time to process the events surrounding her appearance at the Games.

Gunn spoke to BBC Sport about the impact of competing in Olympic breaking, describing the experience as extraordinary. Her comments focus on the period after the competition and the time she needed to understand and come to terms with what had happened.

Breaking made its Olympic debut at the 2024 Games, placing the Australian athlete in the spotlight as part of the event’s first appearance on the Olympic programme. Gunn’s account centres on her personal response to that experience rather than providing further details about the competition.

She remains identified publicly by the name Raygun, under which she competed as an Australian Olympic breakdancer. No further details about her future plans or any next competition are provided in the supplied material.

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