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Imane Khelif, a boxer at the Olympic Center for Gender Controversy, skipped the Dutch boxing match in the Netherlands after World Boxing was announced as a mandatory sexual test for all athletes.
The Algerian boxer won the gold medal at the Paris Games last summer while scrutinizing her qualifications and did not attend the event in time until she applied for a closure on Thursday.
Khelif intends to return to international competition in the tournament held at the Eindhoven Hotel, before World Boxing announced its new sexual testing policy last Friday.
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Algeria’s gold medalist Imane Khelif posed at a medal ceremony at the Paris Olympics on August 9, 2024. (Mohd Rasfan/AFP via Getty Images)
Eindhoven Mayor Jeroen Dijsselbloem criticized the world boxing decision.
“For our part, it is welcomed in Eindhoven. Athletes under the controversial ‘gender test’ certainly not suitable for this,” Dijsselbloem wrote in a letter to the Dutch Boxing Federation and the International Boxing Federation. “We are objecting to this decision today and call on the organization to recognize Imane Khelif.”
3 wires to moveBefore the 2022 and 2023 World Championships, medical documents for chromosome testing given by the International Boxing Association (IBA) reported that Khelif’s DNA showed “markers with male karyotypes.” The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the IBA in its governance of the organization, concerns about the financial dependence of the Russian state energy company Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the IBA in amid concerns over the governance of the organization, concerning the financial dependence of the Russian state energy company Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the IBA in amid concerns on the governance of the organization, concerning the financial dependence of the Russian state energy company Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia Russia The International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the IBA in amid concerns on the governance of the organization, concerning the financial dependence of the Russian state energy company Russia Russia Russia Russia
“Chromosome analysis revealed male karyotypes. Numerical or chromosomal abnormalities not detected at the 450-550 band resolution,” the screenshot of the document reads 3-line motion. According to 3 Wire Sports, the test is in a recognized lab in New Delhi called Dr. Lal Pathlabs’ lab.
Imane Khelif of Algeria was seen before fighting against Angela Carini in Italy. (Reuters/Isabel Baby)
Fox News Digital approached World Boxing with representatives from the Algerian Olympic Committee and Khelif.
The International Olympic Committee issued a statement to Fox News on Tuesday morning.
“The IOC has been making it clear that eligibility criteria is the responsibility of their respective international federations,” the IOC said. “The important factor with athletic performance is the uniqueness of each sport, discipline and/or event. We await all the details of how to implement tests in a safe, equitable and legally enforceable way.”
Khelif was disqualified from the 2023 championship and then won a gold round on gender qualification issues.
After qualifying for the Olympics, boxers became the focus of global attention and gender controversy surfaced. Khelif defeated Angela Carini in the initial battle during the Paris Olympics, while the IOC defended Khelif. As the controversy progressed, Khelif continued to win and eventually won the gold medal.
However, the IBA doubled down, saying Khelif was disqualified from the World Championships along with Taiwan’s Lin Yu-thing, because the decision was signed in the IBA regulations because they failed to meet the criteria for qualifying for women’s competitions set by the IBA, which was a competition after competence and competence, and therefore a definite review was conducted in the IBA and had certain victories.
The IBA added that Khelif conducted two tests: one in 2022 and the other in 2023. The IBA said Khelif made a ruling on sports arbitration to the court, but withdrew from the arbitration in the process, making “IBA decisions legally binding.”
Throughout the controversy, Khelif insists that their gender is female. Khelif even filed lawsuits against critics and critics on social media.
Khelif plans to attend the 2028 Olympics ahead of world boxing decision, despite the president Donald Trump“No Men in Women’s Sports” Executive Order – The 2028 competition is held in Los Angeles.
Khelif Tell ITV The policy does not apply to boxers.
After the battle, Imane Khelif of Angela Carini of Algeria and Italy. (Reuters/Isabel Baby)
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“I will give you a simple answer: the US president sent out a decision related to US transgender policy. I’m not a transgender person. It has nothing to do with me, it doesn’t intimidate me. This is my answer,” Khelif Tell the media.
“To me, I see myself as a girl, like any other girl. I am a girl, a girl, a girl, and a girl all my life.”
Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos, Jackson Thompson and the Associated Press contributed to the report.
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