Breakdancing made its debut at the Olympics, and one Aussie competitor went viral for her unique style.
Rachael Gunn, aka Raygun, captured the internet's attention with her unusual dance moves. Some found it funny, others disrespectful.
A petition accuses Raygun of manipulating the selection process and demands an investigation.
The petition claims she set up her own governing body and had an unfair advantage with her husband as coach. Are these allegations true?
Investigative journalism reveals the petition's accusations hold no water.
Fellow breakers and judges come to Raygun's defense, highlighting her originality and the legitimacy of the competition.
Judges explain the scoring system and how Raygun's creativity might not have translated into the highest technical score.
Raygun loses to stronger competitors, but her unique style still earned her a place in breakdancing history.