Breaking at Paris 2024: Australia's Gunn and Dunne to Compete

High-Level Competition Anticipated

The breaking competition at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games is set to be a fierce battle, with 16 B-Boys and 16 B-Girls facing off in 1v1 battles at La Place de la Concorde. Australia will be represented by Rachael Gunn and Jeff Dunne, who will compete on August 10.

Australian Hopes High

Gunn and Dunne are both highly skilled breakers with a proven track record of success. Gunn is a two-time world champion, while Dunne is a former Australian champion. They will be hoping to make their mark on the Olympic stage and bring home a medal for Australia.

Debut of Breaking

Breaking, also known as breakdancing, will make its Olympic debut in Paris. It is a dynamic and expressive dance style that originated in the Bronx in the 1970s. Breakdancing is characterized by its fluid movements, acrobatic spins, and creative footwork.

Raygun's Retirement

Australia's first breaker, Raygun, recently announced her retirement from competitive breaking. She competed at the Paris 2024 Olympics but unfortunately did not make it to the finals. Despite her disappointment, Raygun is proud of her achievements and is excited to see Gunn and Dunne represent Australia at the Games.