I think no one wants to be born different from other people, so we can't exclude them just because they have abilities or shortcomings compared to others, because in terms of identity and gender, she
has been declared a woman so there is no reason for us to keeps trying to stop him from fighting although he has strength equal to a man, but doesn't an athlete have to have a strategy other than relying on strength in boxing?
I think there are still ways to defeat someone who has more strength than us, so strength is not something that will be the main factor in achieving victory, of course I also realistically see that there is inequality in the match if we judge it only from strength, but I think we can't continue to bully her just because she is now able to reach the semifinals.
What you say actually I agree, if there is a distribution for each athlete who takes part in the competition as we have seen so far in the Paralympics, but isn't it quite difficult for the sports committee to divide athletes who have genetic disorders like Imane Khelif, because from what I read on google the potential for Swyer syndrome to occur is 1/80.000 births and not everyone who suffers from Swyer syndrome like Imane Khelif is an athlete, especially boxing, so I think it will be difficult for any sports committee to integrate it.
What kind of nonsense are you writing? "She" was disqualified by gender test results 2 times (and it wasn't about testosterone), she is a man.
Do you understand that if you let all sorts of mutants (or just men who pretend to be women) into the exclusive women's category, there won't be any women there at all? Anyone who is not 100% a woman should compete with men, I don't understand, is this really a complicated concept?
Referring to your words, it seems that you are questioning the disqualification carried out by the IBA in 2023, come on, friend, please think more realistically at this time, if you look at Imane Khelif career journey, in fact she has been under the auspices of the IBA for a long time and she can continue to take part in competitions boxing so far without problems until in 2023 he was declared to have male chromosomes only through a blood test without checking his genitals and that was admitted by the IBA in press conference when opposing the IOC decision, when you said he was disqualified a few months ago was that purely as a rule?
She was disqualified by the IBA after defeating Azalia Amineva, an undefeated Russian boxer and the IBA at that time was led by a Russian(Umar Kremlev) doesn't that look like a conspiracy going on?
I don't know why you all keep saying he is transgender just because he has a genetic disorder, even though his father shown proof of his birth documents to the public and the IOC some time ago, btw if you don't know, Algeria is a conservative country where changing gender is a very prohibited by family, society and the state, so then what is the percent chance that he can change his status from male to female when he has a conservative family and lives in poverty?
When you keep saying she's a mutant (not 100% female) then would it really be fair if she fought men today or maybe those with genetic disorders like imane khelif should end her current career and ban mutants from excelling in sports, because like I said In his previous post, only a few people are born like him, so it is difficult to create sports competitions between those who have this disorder, like the current Paralympics.
This is the biodata of Imane Khelif, he has lost 9 times in his career and only won 4 knockouts and his opponents were all women so that means he can still be beaten by women.
Source : 1.
https://www.sportspolitika.news/p/imane-khelif-iba-russia-boxing-putin-olympics2.
https://apnews.com/article/olympics-2024-khelif-russia-boxing-b53b1edda21139d14a572bd35ca440e6Sorry if my post is too long to try to explain the existing controversy