Serious Question... Is it possible we see transgenders compete in female boxing/mma?

[HitmanTommy]

We are already seeing them compete with females in sprinting. Just last year, there were two transgenders that placed 1st in 2nd in the girls Connecticut sprinting championship. Not only did they place 1st and 2nd, they obliterated the old girls Connecticut record that has been standing for years.

So this has got me thinking. How long until transgenders take over female boxing/mma?

[kiDynamite92]

It's already happening in MMA.

[pillowfists98]

Hopefully sooner rather than later. Womens boxing is boring as ****, we need some ******** in it to make things interesting.

[HughJass]

They should compete against other transgenders simple as that. Its the only way to keep it fair imo

[Thuglife Nelo]

Waiting for LDBC Timestamps when they start race baiting with transgender inequality.

[Spray_resistant]

I don't like it, its not fair to women, as some said they should have a TS division if they wanna fight but they won't go for it because they'll claim they're "real women" too and its discrimination so they'll get their way eventually the way things are going.

[pittapatta66]

fucc it, women actively invaded and criminalised men only spaces these last 5 decades so we no longer have any 'men only' areas where you can fart and burp and swear openly, about time they get a taste of their own medicine.

"Oh what's that sweetie, you can't tolerate ********? Oh wow sweetie, you sound like a transphobe and a **** bigot. Wow sweetie, you've been a woman your WHOLE life but can't even compete with her when shes only been a woman for 1 year? You're pathetic sweetie, try harder next time!"

I am unironically starting to love male to female ******** now, I'm almost sure some of them are guys that are taking trolling to the next level just for the luls! I mean hey, may as well have fun in these last days of western 'civilisation'.

[GGG Gloveking]

I see it happening, and unfortunately I think it's going to take a death or two in the ring for people to see the compelling public interest against allowing them to compete.