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“Will Lead to Murder of Women”: Boxers Who Failed Gender Test Will Be Allowed to Beat Up Girls at 2024 Olympics
The exposed fraudsters were allowed to participate in the Games in Paris.
In creating equal rights for the entire world except Russia, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has crossed another red line of common sense. The participants of the boxing tournament who were caught cheating were allowed to compete in Paris.
Are IOC officials taking revenge on Russia?
“Her blows caused me great pain.”
The boxing tournament at the 2024 Olympics is being held by a non-specialized organization. The International Boxing Association (IBA) was suspended by the IOC from organizing the competition in Paris for very far-fetched reasons. This is already the second Games that the committee itself has organized.
Most likely, the officials did not like the return of Russian athletes to international tournaments, especially with the possibility of using the flag and anthem. But unlike the IOC, which has lost touch with common sense, the IBA at least fought against fraudsters.
So, at last year’s World Championships, masculine athletes who failed the gender test were disqualified. The disqualifications then were Lin Yu-Ting from Taiwan and Iman Khelif from Algeria.
— The results of several DNA tests revealed athletes who tried to deceive their colleagues and pretended to be women. The results of genetic tests showed that they had XY chromosomes. These athletes were subsequently excluded from the competition, — said IBA head Umar Kremlev.
The presence of such athletes at the World Championships then caused a storm of indignation. Mexican participant of that tournament Brianda Cruz shared unpleasant impressions from the meeting with Khelif.
“When I fought her, I felt completely out of place. Her punches hurt me so much, I don’t think I’ve ever felt so bad in 13 years of boxing or sparring with men. Thank God I walked out of the ring that day,” Cruz wrote on social media.
“Will lead to the murder of women”
According to the feminist website Reduxx, Khelif and Yu-Ting were born with body features. Their genitals have a structure that does not correspond to their chromosomes. The IOC and international sports organizations have not yet developed a unified opinion on the attitude towards such people. For example, the IBA and the organizers of the Paris Olympics have radically opposed points of view.
But recently it became known that both athletes were admitted to the Olympic tournament. At the same time, the IOC openly admits that Khelif and Yu-Ting failed the gender conformity test conducted by the IBA last year, but does not want to change the selection rules that have been established over several Olympics.
“All athletes participating in the boxing tournament of the Olympic Games in Paris comply with the rules of admission to competition, including all applicable medical rules,” the IOC said in a statement, cited by the agency.
This decision by officials shocked many people connected with the Olympic movement. Former American swimmer and three-time Olympic champion Nancy Hogshead did not mince words at all.
“Let’s remind ourselves that men, no matter what they call themselves, hit 162% harder than women — the largest gap in rates between men and women. This gender ideology will lead to the murder of women,” Hogshead wrote on social media.
On August 1, Khelif will enter the ring in Paris, where she will fight Italian Angela Carini. Yu-Ting will start at the Olympics a day later. Her “victim” is still unknown.
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World heavyweight champion (over 90.7 kg), Ukrainian Alexander Usik He will attend the World Sports Summit to be held in Dubai (UAE) between 29-30 December.
According to the organizers, the boxer will act as a speaker and guest on the theme “Warrior-poet: in the mind of Alexander Usik.”
Usik’s speech will be moderated by renowned speaker Nick Santonastasso, who has worked with the Ukrainian on several occasions: “I am grateful for the opportunity. I look forward to the chance to reveal all the treasures of a boxing legend.”
Many important names will attend the summit: football players Rio Ferdinand, Peter Crouch, Ronaldo, Roberto Baggio, Alessandro Del Piero, Andres Iniesta, former world champions Manny Pacquiao (boxing) and Khabib Nurmagomedov (UFC), tennis player Novak Djokovic.
Usik last appeared in the ring in July 2025, when he knocked out British boxer Daniel Dubois in the fifth round. Next year, the Ukrainian representative is expected to meet with former world champion American Deontay Wilder.
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Dembele is ranked fifth and Usyk is ranked 14th. The best athlete of 2025 in Europe has been announced
Multiple world record holder, two-time Olympic champion in pole vault, Swede Armand Duplantis He was chosen as the best athlete of 2025 in Europe.
In the survey participated by 23 news sources across the continent, Duplantis received 184 points, ahead of Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz, Roland Garros and US Open champion and Slovenian cyclist who qualified for the 2010 Turkish Gentlemen’s Show.
World heavyweight champion Ukrainian boxer Alexander Usik He took 14th place, shared with Norwegian biathlete Johannes Boe.
At least 62 athletes (20 women and 42 men) from 22 sports, representing 24 countries, scored in the survey. The most representatives in the ranking are from Norway (9), followed by Spain (6), France (5), the Netherlands, Italy and the United Kingdom (4 each).
Among the sports, football is the most representative (10), followed by athletics (8), basketball (8), tennis (5) and swimming (5).
Rating of the best athletes of Europe 2025:
- Armand Duplantis (Sweden/athletics) – 184 points
- Carlos Alcaraz (Spain/tennis) – 143
- Tadej Pogacar (Slovenia/cycling) – 134
- Femke Bol (Netherlands/athletics) – 76
- Ousmane Dembele (France/football) – 70
- Lando Norris (Great Britain/Formula 1) – 68
- Jannik Sinner (Italy/tennis) – 57
- Arina Sabalenka (Belarus/tennis) – 56
- Marco Odermatt (Switzerland/alpine skiing) – 45
- Johannes Kläbo (Norway/cross-country skiing) – 29
- Leon Marchand (France/swimming) – 27
- Marc Marquez (Spain/MotoGP) – 25
- Iga Swiatek (Poland/tennis) – 19
- Johannes Boe (Norway/biathlon), Alexander Usik (Ukraine/boxing) – 16 each
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Former world heavyweight champion (over 90.7 kg), American Deontay Wilder (44-4-1, 43 KOs) shared his expectations for the upcoming fight against WBC, WBA and IBF titleholder Oleksandr Usyk (24-0, 15 KOs).
“You know my next opponent. Usyk challenged me to a fight. He said he wanted to meet me in the ring. I accepted the challenge. “I push horses” and “I feel it, I feel it hard.”
What’s my plan? Be smart, be faster, use my agility, be tough, get in the ring and knock him out. I am known for my strength, I need to show it. “I’ve been through a tough journey in my life, but I’m back and ready to beat Usyk,” Wilder said.
The American had 49 fights in the professional ring and won 44 victories (43 of them ahead of schedule). In June, Wilder knocked out his compatriot Tyrell Herndon, ending his two defeats in 2023 and 2024.
Usyk last appeared in the ring in July, when he stopped Briton Daniel Dubois. The Ukrainian became the absolute world champion but lost a title by refusing to defend his WBO belt in October.
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