hypochondriac

You have no evidence this individual has Swyer syndrome and even if they did they would still be biologically male.

IBA news conference set for Monday with supposedly detailed explanations for their disqualifications. Should be interesting. Are the IOC disputing the process? Or the finding it self do you know?

Khelif beat Thailand's Janjaem Suwannapheng and was set to compete against China's Yang Liu for gold in the Welterweight category. Lin beat Bulgaria's Svetlana Kamenova Staneva for bronze in the Featherweight category. They were scheduled to fight no Russian boxers in either one of their categories, and only one Russian boxer won a gold medal in the entire championship (Anastasiia Demurchian, Light Middleweight). India won the most gold medals (4) at the 2023 Women's Championship. China won the most medals overall (7). Kazakhstan won the second most medals overall (6). Russia only won 3 medals at the championship. Disqualifying Khelif wouldn’t have advanced the Russian boxer to a favourable position. Further, multiple other boxers very easily beat Russian opponents and advanced to win gold without any such problems. Such as Morocco’s Khadija El-Mardi in the heavyweight, who directly beat Russia’s Diana Pyatak for a spot in the gold match that she would ultimately win. Other Russian boxers were left in the dust in other categories where they didn’t even end up placing at all. Yet no other boxers were “punished” for directly beating these Russian competitors. It also doesn’t mesh for Lin Yu-Ting, who never matched against a single Russian boxer. Also worth noting that another Taiwanese boxer, Huang Hsiao-wen, won gold in the Bantamweight category. So no discrimination against Taiwan there. Explain the disqualification of Lin, who never boxed a Russian a single time. Once you’re done explaining that, explain the unchallenged victory of the other boxers at the WWBC who beat Russian boxers, including for major critical medal positions, and were not disqualified.

Any amount of money we ask for kwp doesn't make him shit.

Fridays off and on holiday a few weeks in. Not bad.

"Alan Abrahamson, an award winning sportswriter and previous columnist for NBC Sports says that he has seen the tests and letter in which the IBA concluded that the boxer, Imane Khelif has DNA which is that “of a male consisting of XY chromosomes.” “The New Delhi lab reports for both Khelif and Lin say the same thing: Result Summary: “Abnormal” Interpretation: “Chromosomal analysis reveals Male karyotype.”

Tgat was prior to the test which confirmed them to be a biological male. Before that they weren't aware. I agrer though that all athletes in the female category should be tested when they turn professional to prevent things like this. It wasn't the athletes fault prior to them finding out.

I didn't expect you to come out so publically against women's equality. It's a bold decision I'll admit.

No she wasn't accepted as being able to compete by "boxing" authorities. The IOC have become the boxing authority for this Olympics after the suspension of the IBA. The only test that the IOC do is to accept what is on your passport. The medical tests can only be made public by a request from the athlete as it's illegal to release it otherwise. Why haven't they done so? Would clear it up in minutes.

Pretty hypocritical of @Colinjbto laugh at a definition when has admitted he is incapable of providing one!

I'd probably have something about larger gametes in there but I expect so.

Good to see some sports women having the courage to speak out. This from Nicola Adams is welcome:

Final response - I have provided evidence I this thread. I haven't simply posted beliefs. I don't need to provide you with an external link to a site for evidence, I have given evidence in my responses. It's not my fault you can't read it. Maybe some glasses would help.

I've set out my argument with evidence earlier. Probably better to ignore it as doesn't suit your argument.

I was aware they wouldn't be allowed to be trans in their country but had no idea what religion they were. Not everyone from Algeria is a Muslim. Irrelevant anyway as they aren't trans.

You've had your answers. Get reading.

Correct. My opinion is not evidence. The evidence is evidence. Read the thread egg. It isn't a hard thing to do.

In what way? Genuinely interested to hear your views. My stance is that you can't change your sex. That's true for transgender people and for people unfortunate enough to be born with DSD.

A) adult female human. That is the definition of a woman. B) I've answered that extensively in previous posts. So I've answered both and you're not satisfied with the answers. That seems to be your problem not mine.

Read my posts. I'm not repeating it all again I set it all out extensively in more than one post. I assume you have eyes and working hands. Now would be a good time to use them.

It's only a professional troll in the form of soggy and the likes of egg who only started with this sort of thing when he agreed with soggy over Palestine and can't handle Israeli support. The amusing thing in this case is that I hadn't even realised that Khelif was a Muslim until egg Brough it up (assuming what he says is true.) The fact that one of the first things he looks at is the religion of the person involved says more about him I would say.

I'm sure trousers will be relieved to know that you're the judge! Regarding your second point I agree. Khelif isn't a bloke because I say they are.

Most of my replies have been in response to posters either asking me a question, misrepresenting what I've posted or posting outright falsehood which I've corrected. Inevitably that means there will some repition of my views.

Fair enough. In some ways that's what a forum is for though. Would be pretty empty if no one was prepared to put forward views robustly. Particularly when those views are backed up by more than just opinion.

Being a shit boxer with male advantages doesn't mean they aren't male. I'd lose to the top female sprinters it doesn't make me not a man.