A point so good that it received a Roger Federer applause π
Team Europe erupts in celebrations after an incredible rally between Dimitrov and Tabilo π³
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@dw_sports Come on, that's enough! We all understood what it was about. The problem is that the Algerian also knows about his genetic advantage, but he competes against women. I'm sorry, but I don't sympathize with him. It's just not fair.
@SpaceEcologist@AP_Sports @willcaronforHI Nonsense - cheating has nothing to do with tolerance. There is a clear injustice here and it will hurt women's sport.
@SSJBRaditz @UNIVERSE_FEEDS@womenpostingws I do not feel hatred, I am an artist and I communicate with all kinds of personalities. I resent the ignorance and injustice. Throughout the ages, women have always been harassed in one way or another and sadly it continues to this day!Read this article, it's interestingπ
Based on all the information we have, this seems to be the truth about Imane Khalif:
Khalif has XY chromosomes and appears to have been marked as "female" at birth because of a Disorder of Sex Development that causes malformation/lack of formation of genitalia. It is not factual to say Khalif is a woman. It is also not true, as far as we know, to say Khalif is "trans."
The presence of XY chromosomes, however, does mean that Khalif is male and has testosterone levels far above female levels. This gives a distinct, unfair advantage, which is why the International Boxing Association ruled Khalif ineligible to compete against women.
I'm seeing commentary from some Christians saying that because Khalif isn't trans, we should, in grace, exclude Khalif from this gender debate. I disagree. Khalif was likely sought after *because* of the condition that allows one to "pass" as female while still having male advantages. Khalif did not have to choose a sport in which he would be pummeling smaller, weaker women for money. That was a deliberate decision, and it's an evil one. We can have sympathy for the decision without blurring the lines of right and wrong.
@radicalrebeck@Neerajnamas@womenpostingws One of his first competitions was in Bulgaria, where he told his rival - "I will beat you, I am a man and you will see how I will beat you"! There is a whole article in our media about this brazen boxer who wants to beat up women!
@womenpostingws Allowing such people to compete is absolutely unfair to real female athletes! Make Para Olympics for people like Imane Khelif of Algeria!
@HubertHurkacz You are a good tennis player, you play beautifully! Grigor is a very respectable person and you should apologize to him! Watch the match recording and you will understand why!