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Medical report leaked that ‘proves Imane Khelif is biological male’
- On June 1, 2025, 3 Wire Sports published a report alleging a leaked medical document shows Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, 26, has male biological markers.
- This report follows Khelif's 2023 disqualification from the International Boxing Association World Championships over gender eligibility, though the IOC cleared her for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
- Khelif won gold in the women's welterweight division at the 2024 Paris Olympics amid ongoing scrutiny and social media debate on her gender eligibility.
- World Boxing announced mandatory sex verification from July 1, 2025, requiring PCR genetic tests for athletes over 18 and President Boris van der Vorst apologized for singling out Khelif.
- The new policy aims to ensure participant safety and competition fairness while Khelif plans to defend her title at the 2028 Los Angeles Games amid controversy.
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An American sports site broadcasts the extract of an alleged medical report that would prove that the boxer is "biologically male".
After the suspension of World Boxing's evidence "as long as it is not submitted to a gender test", Imane Khelf was surprised by the lay of a medical report that concerns the condition of a woman.
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Algerian boxer Imane Khelif is at the center of controversy after a leaked 2023 medical test administered by the International Boxing Association revealed that the 2024 Olympic gold medalist is allegedly a biological male based on the presence of a male karyotype.The leak came just days after World Boxing announced that all boxers — which would obviously include Khelif — will need to undergo mandatory sex testing to compete in future events.Howe…
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World Boxing apologizes for naming Olympic champion Imane Khelif in sex test policy
The president of World Boxing has apologized after Olympic champion Imane Khelif was singled out in the governing body’s announcement to make sex testing mandatory.
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