Vikings cornerback Cam Bynum paid tribute to the legendary Olympic breakdancer during Minnesota's win over the Jaguars on Sunday.
Bynum made a crucial interception late in the fourth quarter, with the Vikings holding the Jags 12-7 on a corner kick. The celebration started immediately This pays homage to the move made famous by breakdancers during Olympic competition.
Sunday seemed to be that day for the Vikings defense, as they kept their celebrations under wraps, hoping for just the right moment.
“I'm a big fan. She went out and had fun, and that's what I do on the field,” Bynum said. Fox Sports Australia reported. “I've been saving money for that. It's been a while since I've done a cell.”
He added: “It's been a few weeks.” [preparation]. You can clown like her. It didn't take much effort. ”
The interception, with 1:49 left in the game, was Bynum's third interception of the season.
His fourth-quarter selection was his first since Oct. 6, when the Vikings beat the Jets while playing in London.
Ray Gunn (real name Rachel Gunn) announced last week that she was retiring from breakdancing following the controversy that arose from her performance at the Olympics.
But over the weekend, she made a surprise appearance when Australian singer Tones and I brought Ray Gun on stage during the diva's show at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena. News.com.au reported.
The breakdancers came on stage as the Tones and I sang “Dance with Me.”
Raegan was brought on stage by the singer who declared, “Everyone, please give up for Australian Olympian Raegan!”
The breakdancer then performed her now infamous moves on stage, much to the delight of the concert crowd.
