Imane Khelif excluded from women's boxing competition

Olympic champion Imane Khelif will not be able to fight in the women category at the planet Boxing competition until she passes compulsory sex tests. 26-year-old Khelif won the gold medal in the weight of mid-range women at the Paris Olympics last year despite the dispute over his sex issues. Khelif and Taiwanese player Lin Yu-ting were disqualified at the planet Championships in 2023 by the erstwhile championship management organization, the global Boxing Association (IBA), for failing to pass sex qualifying tests.

However, the global Olympic Committee (IOC) allowed Khelif to start in Paris, which evidently had to end with his triumph – no female has a chance to fight a man. At the time, MKOl, the far left, reported that the players could compete in the women's competition in Paris, if only their passport “shows that they are women”.

On Friday, planet Boxing announced that "all athletes over the age of 18" who want to participate in the competitions covered by its patronage would gotta undergo a genetic test of PCR (a polymerase chain reaction) to find their biological gender.

"The introduction of mandatory tests will be part of a fresh 'sex, age and weight' policy to guarantee safety and equal opportunities for men and women" – reads the planet Boxing statement.

"A fresh policy has been developed by a peculiar working group, the planet Boxing Medical and Antidoping Commission, which has studied medical data from a wide scope of sources and consulted widely with experts from around the world" – added.

The message besides indicated that planet Boxing “respects the dignity of all people”And his top precedence is "to guarantee the safety and fair competition of all athletes". "To accomplish this, it is essential to keep and enforce strict gender-based categories, which means that planet Boxing will organise competitions exclusively for athletes classified as men or women“ We read in the release.

World Boxing besides provided a detailed explanation for the tests:

‘The PCR test is simply a laboratory method utilized to detect circumstantial genetic material, in this case the SRY gene, which reveals the presence of the Y chromosome, which is simply a biological indicator ... The test can be performed by nasal/oral swab, saliva or blood. ... Players considered to be male at birth, as evidenced by the presence of the genetic material of the Y chromosome (SRY gene) or the difference in sexual improvement (DSD) in which male androgenisation occurs, will be allowed to compete only in the male category.

Players who have been considered as women since birth, as evidenced by the presence of XX chromosomes or the absence of genetic material of the Y chromosome (SRY gene) or of DSD in which there is no male androgenisation, will be allowed to compete only in the category of women".

According to the fresh policy, the national federations will be liable for investigating and will be required to confirm the sex of their players erstwhile reporting them to planet Boxing competitions, providing a certificate indicating the chromosomal sex, established on the basis of the PCR test.

World Boxing has reported that failing to fulfil this work will origin the athlete to be incapable to compete and may consequence in sanctions against him or his national federation.

OUR COMMENTS: Deviants- impostors who have spent years collecting medals in competition with women will cry!

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