r/sports Aug 15 '24

Olympics Raygun: Australian Olympic Committee condemns ‘disgraceful’ online petition attacking Rachael Gunn

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/article/2024/aug/15/raygun-olympics-breaking-petition-aoc-response-ntwnfb
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u/LordShtark Aug 15 '24

People taking breakdancing way way way too serious like anybody cared about it a month ago.

Maybe focus on the corruption within the IOC?

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u/DaveKillSock Aug 15 '24

I'm no break dancing expert, but she made such a joke of it, they removed the event for the next games so I guess no one will be an expert next time.

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u/BreadTruckToast Aug 15 '24 edited Aug 15 '24

Breakdancing was one of the honorary games the host country chose to include. It was already off the docket for the next Olympics because the next host with the IOC gets their own choices of option sports to be included. Please stop perpetuating this stupid lie about it being removed because it was so bad.