Next Round of the Olympic Trans Boxers, By Mrs Vera West

Much of the Dissent alternative media, and even the few remaining conservative mainstream sites, has expressed outrage at the trans "women" boxers brutally beating up cis gender female boxers. As detailed below, these two boxers were disqualified from the March 2023 world championships by the International Boxing Association over failure to meet gender requirements. Both boxers had male XY chromosomes, and there does not appear to be evidence that either boxer was on hormone replacement or had had realignment surgery, but it is possible. However, one of the trans boxers, was stripped of a gold metal in 2023, after a blood test reviewed that testosterone levels were too high.

The focus in the media has been upon the International Boxing Association decision. The International Olympic Committee dropped the International Boxing Association as a governing body in June 2023 and put the IOC's Paris 2024 Boxing Unit to make such decisions. There is nothing I could find about why such a decision was made, but it is a reasonable hypothesis that it was done as the ultra-woke International Olympic Committee was disturbed by the banning of the trans boxers, and in an Olympic games of the apocalypse, wanted everyone in. You know, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, the new religion of Leftism. After all the response to the controversy by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) was to double-down: "The IOC is saddened by the abuse that the two athletes are currently receiving," the IOC said in a statement. "Every person has the right to practice sport without discrimination." Just as every woman boxer has a "right" to be beaten to a pulp.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/lin-yu-ting-paris-olympics-boxing-controversy-gender?

"The International Boxing Association disqualified Lin Yu‑ting at the March 2023 world championships over failure to meet gender eligibility requirements.

Another Olympic boxer surrounded by gender controversy just had a dominating victory.

Lin Yu‑ting of Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) [sic] beat Uzbekistan's Sitora Turdibekova in a unanimous decision Friday in the 57 kg round of 16.

'Every person has the right to practice sport without discrimination.'

Lin dominated Turdibekova and displayed a clear and obvious athletic advantage, often pushing around Turdibekova with ease. The Uzbekistan fighter was dejected by the loss, while Lin's corner and fans in the French audience were raucous.

The International Boxing Association disqualified Lin at the March 2023 world championships over failure to meet gender eligibility requirements. Lin, Taiwan's double world champion, reportedly was denied a bronze medal at the event. Algeria's Imane Khelif also was disqualified at the event for the same reason.

According to Reuters, IBA President Umar Kremlev told Russian outlet TASS at the time that the boxers had "XY chromosomes." Males have XY chromosomes; females have XX chromosomes.

But the International Olympic Committee dropped the IBA as a governing body in June 2023 and put the IOC's Paris 2024 Boxing Unit in charge. The Paris Boxing Unit's rules have been described as more relaxed.

According to the Guardian, the IOC acknowledged in its internal system that Lin was "stripped of her bronze medal after failing to meet eligibility requirements based on the results of a biochemical test" and that Khelif was "disqualified just hours before her gold medal showdown against Yang Liu at the 2023 world championships in New Delhi, India, after her elevated ­levels of testosterone failed to meet the eligibility criteria."

Still, Lin and Khelif were allowed to box against women at the Paris Olympics.

Indeed, the Olympic women's boxing category has dominated the headlines this week, particularly after Italy's Angela Carini forfeited her Thursday bout against Khelif after just 46 seconds. Carini walked away after one big punch from the Algerian boxer.

The IOC has answered questions surrounding the issue, stating that "all athletes participating in the boxing tournament of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 comply with the competition's eligibility and entry regulations."

Even after the shocking end to the fight between Khelif and Carini, the IOC expressed sadness but stood firmly in their decision to allow Khelif and Lin in the women's category.

"The IOC is saddened by the abuse that the two athletes are currently receiving," the IOC said in a statement Thursday, per ESPN. "Every person has the right to practice sport without discrimination."

Khelif will fight in the 66kg quarterfinals Saturday against Anna Luca Hamori of Hungary. Lin will fight in the 57kg quarterfinals Sunday against Svetlana Kamenova Staneva of Bulgaria."