Australian 17-year-old breakdancing his way to the Summer Olympics | SBS News

A high school student and a university lecturer will compete for gold as Australia's first ever Olympic breakers.
After dancing their way to an Olympic berth by winning the Oceania breaking championships last year, Jeff "J-Attack" Dunne and Rachael "Raygun" Gunn will be among 16 men and 16 women breakers from around the world to compete in Paris.
The pair were officially selected to the national team on Saturday and will now prepare to tear up the famed Place de la Concorde in Paris in August.
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