Posted on 08/03/2024 5:09:50 PM PDT by janetjanet998
VILLEPINTE, France (AP) — Nearly 17 months ago in New Delhi, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif was disqualified from the International Boxing Association’s world championships three days after she won an early-round bout with Azalia Amineva, a previously unbeaten Russian prospect. The disqualification meant Amineva’s official record was perfect again. The IBA said Khelif and fellow boxer Lin Yu-ting of Taiwan had failed “to meet the required necessary eligibility criteria and were found to have competitive advantages over other female competitors.” The governing body claimed the fighters had failed unspecified eligibility tests — the same tests that ignited a massive controversy about gender regulations and perceptions in sports this week as Khelif and Lin compete at the Paris Olympics.
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Why can’t they just have a third catergory? You know, Men, Women, and Weirdos?
Yeah, it's the Russians who are fueling the outcry about men beating up women in a boxing ring. "You shouldn't agree with the Russians."
Ha ha ha ha ha
The Olympics has historically allowed men to compete in women’s sports. They can do so again.
Just let the trannys compete under the East German flag like they always have.
I remember those east German Swimmers. Ugh.
Wow the MSM is really carrying water for guys who beat up women for sport. This is the 2nd article posted that brings up the Russian connection of the organization that banned boxers who showed a Y chromosome from boxing against double X boxers.
I swear I've heard the "IT WAS THE RUSSIANS" excuse somewhere else before.
So in sum, its the Russians’ fault that the perverse West and IOC allow tranny boxers to beat up women in the ring
Those tricky Russians!
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