Australian Olympic break dancer

[The_Mentalist]

 

ee nagin dancelu manollu vesthar kadha?

[The_Mentalist]

Ee kundhelu jumping endhi

[r2d2]

11 minutes ago, The_Mentalist said:

manollu vesthar kadha?

only duets.. LA lo Gold manade le..

[The_Mentalist]

6 minutes ago, r2d2 said:

only duets.. LA lo Gold manade le..

2028 lo break dancing thisi 10garu

reasons don’t know

[Assam_Bhayya]

Olympics lo అందాల potilu pedithe every year gold maname kodatham,

 

manam gold kottali ante adhokkate option 

[BulletBaskar]

31 minutes ago, The_Mentalist said:

Ee kundhelu jumping endhi

mental munda ki 0 points ichinaru anta ga

[The_Mentalist]

5 minutes ago, BulletBaskar said:

mental munda ki 0 points ichinaru anta ga

Yes

Oka vote padaledhu judges nundi

mari gorm… ee competition

[The_Mentalist]

7 minutes ago, Assam_Bhayya said:

Olympics lo అందాల potilu pedithe every year gold maname kodatham,

 

manam gold kottali ante adhokkate option 

Dhanne miss world miss universe competitions antaru 

ani ippude @csrcsr uncle chepthunnadu nu post vesav

[ramannar]

3 hours ago, The_Mentalist said:

 

ee nagin dancelu manollu vesthar kadha?

 

[ramannar]

3 hours ago, The_Mentalist said:

Yes

Oka vote padaledhu judges nundi

mari gorm… ee competition

"Raygun's family launch an explosive attack on Olympic judges"

 

    

Raygun's family launch an explosive attack on Olympic judges

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15:52 BST 12 Aug 2024, updated 18:19 BST 12 Aug 2024

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Rachael Gunn's father-in-law has taken aim at Olympic judges as he broke his silence on his daughter-in-law failing to score a point in the break dancing competition.

The 36-year-old, known as Raygun, lost all three of her round-robin battles by a combined score of 54-0.

Gunn was coached by her husband, fellow breakdancer Samuel Free.

Andrew Free, Raygun's father-in-law and Samuel's father, took to social media on Saturday to complain about the judges, partly blaming them for her poor performance.

'It was a pretty stacked competition and the judges were clearly looking for a certain style of breaking which is not Rachael's,' he said on social media.

'Although they are supposed to mark five different aspects with each having the same weighting, in my obviously biased opinion they did not reward originality and musicality so she was up against it.

'The main thing is she represented Australia and breaking at the Olympics with courage and dignity.'