Documentaries are not necessarily made after impressive victories.
Netflix presented a documentary about Raschael Gunn, an Australian breakdancer who was a professional university lecturer but decided to perform on the Olympic stage at the 2024 Olympic Games.
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Now 38-year-old Australian openly shared her experience.
She said that even before the opening ceremony of the Games, she had a panic attack in the Olympic village.
“I felt like a fraud,” Raygun said in the new Netflix documentary.
It was a moment for her among other Olympians.
“I just couldn’t stop crying. I had a panic attack. ‘What am I doing? What have I done? Should I be doing this?'” she described her emotions upon arriving in Paris, where breakdancing debuted in the Olympic program in the summer of 2024.
In the new Olympic sport competition, Raygun did not score a single point, losing all her group matches “cleanly” to three opponents, among whom was Dominika Banevič, later that day the Olympic silver medalist, well known to us as Nicka.
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Immediately after the competition, Raygun did not feel bad.
“After finishing my last performance, world champion Nicka
