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Netflix documentary reveals how Raygun ended up on Olympic stage

Netflix's Untold: Breaking Badly shows Australian dancer Rachel Gunn was underprepared and nervous for her first Olympic breaking competition.

Why it mattersAfter two years of global ridicule, this documentary finally explains what happened. Viewers can now understand why she wasn't ready for the world's biggest stage.

AustraliaThe film gives Australian audiences a chance to move past mockery and understand the human story behind the athlete who became a symbol of Olympic selection controversy.

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