Australian breakdancer Rachael 'Raygun' Gunn faced backlash after scoring zero points in her Olympic debut, with critics questioning her qualification and performance. Despite the criticism, many fellow Australian athletes defended her, praising her courage and the 'Australian spirit' of giving it a go, especially during the Games. However, commentators on Canadian TV and TikTok have ridiculed her routine, suggesting she should focus on her academic career instead. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Australian Olympic officials have also come to her defense, highlighting her participation as commendable. The debate ignited by her performance reflects broader discussions about standards in competitive sports and the treatment of athletes in the public eye. Raygun is currently traveling in Europe with her husband, amidst the ongoing discussions surrounding her Olympic experience.