Boxer Imane Khelif is biologically masculine, leaked medical reports Boxing News – Times of India

Algerian Imane Khelif won a gold medal of boxing gold medals at the Olympic Games in Paris, albeit under controversial circumstances. (Reuters) The results of medical tests from the World Championship in 2023 revealed that, according to documents published for the first time, women in the boxing of the Olympic Games in Paris Imane Khelif. The publication comes only 36 hours after the world boxing was ordered by screening sex for the future capacity of Khelifa in women’s competitions and added the complexity of the controversial saga surrounding the Olympic gold medalist.Test results published on the 3 wire sports website performed in Dr. Lal Pathlabs in Nový Delhi in March 2023, showed “abnormal” findings reporting “chromosome analysis reveals male karyotype”. The laboratory is accredited by the American University of Pathologists and certified by the Swiss International International Organization for Standardization.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!Published documents of IOC spokesman Mark Mark Adams, who described the results such as “ad hoc” and “not legitimate” during the Paris Olympic Intelligence Conference.President IOC Thomas Bach suggested that the results were part of the misinformation campaign led by Russian, noting that the International Box Association led by Russian Umar Kreml lost recognition IOC for concerns about ethics and financial management.

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Khelif, at the age of 26, maintained a defiant attitude and expressed his intentions to win another Olympic gold medal at games in Los Angeles 2028.The world box has set new rules that require all athletes to undergo more than 18 genetic testing of polymerase chain reactions to determine their gender through the swabs of mouth, saliva or blood samples.

A medical report has been leaked that claims that Boxer Imane Khelif is biologically male. (Figure: 3 wire sports)

Khelif, who competed in Paris based on women’s passport status, did not provide evidence of female chromosomes since the beginning of the discussion nine months ago.“I don’t think I felt like a boxer in my 13 years, even in my sparring with men,” said Mexican boxer Briana Tamara, who fought Khelif in 2022.

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Italian Angela Carini, who faced Khelif, reported that she was embarrassed so strongly that she was afraid of her life.The controversy exceeds individual experience. The Latin American boxing federations were helpful in pushing the world boxing to focus on biological sex to ensure justice and safety in women’s competitions.The Honduranská Federation told the Women’s Rights Network that “the necessary measures should be taken so that women’s competitions can only compete with women”.The scandal got more attention when both Khelif and Taiwan’s line Yu-Long won the Olympic titles in Paris, despite the previous IBA for not having the XX chromosomes.For the first time during the Paris games, Alan Abrahamson, an American journalist, revealed for the first time that IOC received a warning that Khelif had male DNA more than a year before the competition.