Male boxer who failed the gender eligibility test to fight women at the Olympics [VIDEO]

Two female boxers who previously failed a gender eligibility test will compete in the women's division at the Paris Olympics.

Algeria's Imane Khelif and Taiwan's Lin Yu-ting were disqualified from the 2023 World Championships in New Delhi, India after tests revealed they both had XY chromosomes and were therefore not female.

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The competition had been organized by the International Boxing Association (IBA), which previously also organized Olympic competitions. That changed before the middle games questions on governance at the IBA.

As a result, boxing will now be overseen by the International Olympic Committee's Paris Boxing Unit (PBU), where eligibility requirements are more relaxed. Because of this, Khelif and Lin are allowed to participate in the women's category despite having previously failed a gender eligibility test.

“The PBU used the Tokyo 2020 Boxing Rules (applied to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and related qualification tournaments) as the basis for developing its regulations. These rules are derived from the Rio 2016 rules,” said the IOC in one statement. “The PBU endeavored to restrict the amendments to minimize the impact on athlete preparation and ensure consistency between the Olympic Games.”

Khelif's skill images (seen below) have increased concerns among many, with Riley Gaines saying it “glorifies men punching women in the face with the intention of knocking them unconscious.”

“A woman will die,” he added.

Many on social media called on other athletes to boycott the competition… For the rest of this story, visit WokeSpy.