Khelif Imane is a woman
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It comes across more like you were desperate to defend the trans to fit your agenda, so were instantly convinced he was inter***. There obviously wasn't enough real evidence of it because you quickly changed your tune. You admit you were wrong on that but have now jumped to be instantly convinced that he is a woman. Despite clearly being a man.
If you have XY chromosomes you shouldn't be allowed to beat up women for sport. You mocking the woman who was beat up says a lot about you.
Fight wokeness dude.Comment
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she was ejected from last years world champs after failing a gender test, not sure what that test was or if it involved testosterone as i think its confidential
no indication if they are doing testos level tests here as they are using different rules to the world champs ones it seems which people are not happy about as they are seeming vague rules
The problem is the IBA no longer is involved because they were found to be very corrupt.
I just think some people want her to be a male so they can say their arguments about men in women’s sports are right more they care about the truth.Comment
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What a pathetic attempt at defending a trans-cheater and shaming a real athlete who was robbed of a fair competition. Khleif has a history of failing gender tests.
Khelif was disqualified from the 2023 world championships after failing an unspecified gender eligibility test, and her presence at the Paris Olympics has become a divisive issue.
Khelif is an accomplished amateur who won a silver medal at the International Boxing Association’s 2022 world championships. The IBA — which has been banned from the Olympics since 2019 after years of disputes with the IOC — disqualified her from last year’s championships shortly before her gold-medal match because of what it claimed were elevated levels of testosterone.
Imane Khelif of Algeria won her opening Olympic boxing bout when opponent Angela Carini of Italy quit after just 46 seconds, an unusual occurrence at the Olympics.
Khelif’s participation in Olympic women’s boxing has been scrutinized in recent days after reports resurfaced that she and another boxer, Lin Yu‑ting of Taiwan, failed to meet gender eligibility tests at the Women’s World Boxing Championships in New Delhi last year. At the time, sporting officials alleged that the boxers failed an unspecified test because they had male chromosomes.
Trump, Elon Musk, J.K. Rowling and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni all appeared to criticize including Imane Khelif of Algeria.
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Born a woman, dude. In a country where being trans probably would have gotten her killed. I'm sure I'll still be called a "woke lib woke lib lib lib" by people here or whatever lol.Comment
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It comes across more like you were desperate to defend the trans to fit your agenda, so were instantly convinced he was inter***. There obviously wasn't enough real evidence of it because you quickly changed your tune. You admit you were wrong on that but have now jumped to be instantly convinced that he is a woman. Despite clearly being a man.
If you have XY chromosomes you shouldn't be allowed to beat up women for sport. You mocking the woman who was beat up says a lot about you.
But if you read the IBA report, she was never mentioned specifically.
Additionally, the IBA was banned by the IOC because of corruption.
The other troubling fact is Transgenders are illegal in Algeria. You really think they would allow a ****** on the women’s boxing team?Comment
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What a pathetic attempt at defending a trans-cheater and shaming a real athlete who was robbed of a fair competition. Khleif has a history of failing gender tests.
Khelif was disqualified from the 2023 world championships after failing an unspecified gender eligibility test, and her presence at the Paris Olympics has become a divisive issue.
Khelif is an accomplished amateur who won a silver medal at the International Boxing Association’s 2022 world championships. The IBA — which has been banned from the Olympics since 2019 after years of disputes with the IOC — disqualified her from last year’s championships shortly before her gold-medal match because of what it claimed were elevated levels of testosterone.
Imane Khelif of Algeria won her opening Olympic boxing bout when opponent Angela Carini of Italy quit after just 46 seconds, an unusual occurrence at the Olympics.
Khelif’s participation in Olympic women’s boxing has been scrutinized in recent days after reports resurfaced that she and another boxer, Lin Yu‑ting of Taiwan, failed to meet gender eligibility tests at the Women’s World Boxing Championships in New Delhi last year. At the time, sporting officials alleged that the boxers failed an unspecified test because they had male chromosomes.
Trump, Elon Musk, J.K. Rowling and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni all appeared to criticize including Imane Khelif of Algeria.Comment
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Kind of like crowd control having this slipped through their hands and outedComment
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