Review: The new Raygun doco is a bloody good yarn – but it will leave you wanting more

The useful part

Two years after she stole the show at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Raygun tells her story in a new Netflix documentary. "It still feels surreal to me," Rachael Gunn says in the opening moments of Untold: Gunn is in Taipei, preparing to compete in her first break dance battle since she became a worldwide internet phenomenon at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

How it works

• Many months after she first kangaroo-hopped into infamy, Gunn is still perplexed about why everyone became so obsessed with her.
• What the fuck did I do?" You'd be hard pushed to find any human and/or kangaroo who doesn't know exactly what Raygun, Gunn's dance alter ego, did that day in Paris, but just in case:
• Raygun was the Australian breakdancer who took to the Olympic stage in her green and gold tracksuit and unleashed a series of unusual moves.
• It was the first time breaking had featured at the Olympics, and in a dance battle against the then-world champion Nicka, Raygun did the sprinkler and the kangaroo hop.
• The world could not stop talking about it, and the latest episode of Netflix's Untold sports documentary series gives Raygun the chance to tell her side of the story.

What to take from it

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Details worth keeping

"It's like I've been charged with some sort of crime.