Raygun is snapping again at these who disrespected her.
The Australian, whose actual identify is Rachel Gunn, went viral for her efficiency on the Olympic breakdancing competitors, as she didn’t earn a single level.
Her abysmal dancing provoked many to consider she was purposely making a mockery of the competitors.
However practically three months later, she is now going to be featured on the duvet of Stellar journal.
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Raygun of Crew Australia competes on the Paris Olympic Video games. (Ezra Shaw/Getty Photographs)
The breakdancer donned a protracted light-blue gown with a slit within the again together with her hair very a lot grown out and slicked again right into a braid.
On the duvet is a breakout quote attributed to her, the place she nonetheless appears to haven’t any regrets.
“You did not bring me down. You did not succeed. I still stand by what I did.”
Shortly after the Video games, Gunn stated all of her strikes had been authentic and that she was attempting to be as artistic as doable.
“Creativity is really important to me. I go out there and I show my artistry. Sometimes it speaks to the judges, and sometimes it doesn’t. I do my thing, and it represents art. That is what it is about,” Gunn added.
Final month, Gunn stated she knew she was overmatched.
Raygun (Harry Langer/DeFodi Photographs by way of Getty Photographs)
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“I knew my chances were slim,” she stated. “As soon as I qualified, I was like, ‘Oh my gosh, what have I done?’ because I knew that I was going to get beaten, and I knew people weren’t going to understand my style and what I was going to do.”
Gunn is a college lecturer at Macquarie College with a Ph.D. in cultural research. “Dance” is listed as one in all her analysis pursuits. Gunn certified for the Paris Olympics after successful the QMS Oceania Championships in Sydney and was named the top-ranked b-girl by the Australian Breaking Affiliation in 2020 and 2021.
Australia’s Rachael Gunn, often called B-Woman Raygun, competes through the breaking competitors on the Summer time Olympics, Aug. 9, 2024, in Paris. (AP Picture/Frank Franklin)
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Japan’s Amy Yuasa gained gold, Lithuania’s Dominika Banevic gained silver and China’s Liu Qingyi took residence the bronze medal.
Fox Information’ Ryan Gaydos and the Related Press contributed to this report.
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