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Imane Khelif: World Boxing Issues Apology Over Controversial Sex Test Announcement
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Imane Khelif: World Boxing Issues Apology Over Controversial Sex Test Announcement
Source link : https://boxe-news.com/imane-khelif-world-boxing-issues-apology-over-controversial-sex-test-announcement/ World Boxing has issued an apology to Algerian fighter Imane Khelif after mistakenly naming her in a sex test announcement. The organization acknowledged the error and clarified that the mention was unintentional, emphasizing their support for Khelif’s athletic integrity. —- Author : Caleb Wilson Publish date : 2025-06-29 07:14:…
Imane Khelif, a sacred Algerian boxer Olympic champion in 2024, recently saw her gold medal called into question by a request from the President of the International Union of Boxing (IBA), Umar Kremlev. However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decided by confirming the retention of the medal, despite the pressure. The request for the withdrawal of the gold medal from Imane Khelif was made by Umar Kremlev following allegations concernin…
Imane Khelif failed TWO gender tests leading to boxing ban
The controversy surrounding Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif has reached a new level of intensity, with the International Boxing Association president revealing detailed information about two separate gender eligibility tests that led to her disqualification from IBA competitions. Umar Kremlev, who heads the IBA, has provided an exclusive account of the testing process that resulted in Khelif‘s ban from association-sanctioned events in 2022 an…
Lausanne, Switzerland. Abandoned at the Olympic Games after 1996, gender tests return to world sport, pushing the International Olympic Committee and its new president to address this politically flammable and scientifically complex issue. "We will protect the category of women", already promised in his election last March the Zimbabwean Kirsty Coventry, officially succeeding on Monday to the German Thomas Bach at the head of the Olympic institu…
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