Rachael Gunn, the Australian B-girl whose unorthodox routines at the Paris Olympics went viral, says she will no longer take part in elite breakdancing competitions.

Although the Olympic Games in Paris are long gone, there was much to take away from the 2024 TV schedule event. From the opening ceremonies sparking a lot of conversation amongst Hollywood stars and the public alike,

Australian breaker Rachael “Raygun” Gunn, who rose to viral fame for her bewildering performance at the Paris Olympics, plans to retire from competition, she told a Sydney radio station Wednesday.

Bynum has already built quite the highlight reel of celebrations this season. He hit an Usher-inspired dance after an interception against the Texans in Week 3, did a backflip after a fumble recovery in Green Bay in Week 4, and then he and Josh Metellus went viral with the handshake from The Parent Trap in London in Week 5.

Gunn was a member of Team Australia in the competition, first held during the 2024 games. But lost all three of her rounds with a combined score of 54-0.

Raygun is clarifying her recent breakdancing retirement comment and setting the record straight on her future in the sport.

: 11/11/24 at 4:48 p.m. ET - Rachael ‘Raygun' Gunn clarified comments she made earlier this month about supposedly ending her breakdancing career, but that couldn't be farther from the truth. "So I was talking,

"I'm not ever going to stop dancing. So if you hear that again, you know that it's not the truth," the Australian athlete said

So I was talking, you know, on 2dayFM about how I’m not going to do certain competitions anymore, which didn’t seem like such a big deal because breaking is not going to be in the Olympics [at the 2028 L.