Australian Olympians defend breakdancer Rachael Gunn against critics
Australian Olympians defend breakdancer Rachael Gunn against critics who ridiculed her zero points showing in Paris, as an online petition gains traction. Prime Minister and fellow athletes show support, while her father-in-law criticizes judges. New Zealand comedian also comments on the situation.
Key Points
- Rachael Gunn faced criticism for her zero points in breakdancing at the Olympics
- An online petition calling for an investigation of Gunn and the selection process has gained momentum
- Athletes and Prime Minister show support for Gunn's participation and effort
- Gunn's father-in-law criticizes judges for her score
- New Zealand comedian adds a humorous take on the situation
Pros
- Athletes united in supporting Rachael Gunn
- Prime Minister praises her participation and effort
- Fellow athletes show empathy towards Gunn's situation
Cons
- Criticism and online petition against Gunn's selection and performance
- Judges criticized for giving her a zero score
- Comedian and others challenge her achievements