Netflix's 'Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly' — Everything the Documentary Covers About Rachael Gunn's Zero-Point Olympics, Meme Storm, and September 1 Premiere

The film examines how the online storm questioned how she ever qualified for the Games, turning her into a 'polarizing figure' and one of the most-discussed athletes of the 2024 Olympics .

The Change.org Petition

A key part of the controversy was a Change.org petition demanding an investigation into how Gunn was selected for the Australian Olympic team. The documentary directly addresses this petition and its role in the broader public reaction .

Her Family's Reactions and First-Person Perspective

A distinctive feature of Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly is its first-person access to Gunn's personal life. The film provides a window into her family's reaction to the intense public scrutiny and online hate, offering a side of the story that was largely absent during the initial viral storm .

Gunn is given a platform to address critics directly and to share her own journey — from being a university lecturer and academic with a passion for breaking to representing Australia on the world's biggest sporting stage .

Production and Directors

The documentary is directed by the award-winning Chapman Way and Maclain Way, the filmmaking duo behind the Untold series. It is produced by Stardust Frames Production and Warner Bros. International Television Production Australia .

Premiere Date

Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly premieres on Netflix on September 1, 2026 . It has been rated TV-MA .