Controversial Sex Test Stalls Champion Boxer's Career

Imane Khelif, a prominent Algerian boxer and gold medalist at the 2024 Paris Olympics, is facing a significant hurdle in her career. World Boxing, the governing body, has mandated that she must undergo a sex test before being allowed to compete in any of its events. This decision comes on the heels of a similar controversy surrounding sex testing at the 2024 Paris Games. The controversy centers around the fairness and necessity of such tests, particularly for athletes who have already proven their skills and met all other eligibility requirements. The video includes an interview with Fred Dimbleby, who discusses the situation and its implications for female athletes. He explains that the new rule is intended to protect the safety and ensure a level playing field. However, many athletes, including Khelif, have expressed their opposition to the test, arguing that it's unnecessary and discriminatory. Khelif's case highlights the ongoing debate about sex testing in sports and the challenges faced by female athletes who are subjected to such tests. The situation raises questions about gender identity, fair play, and the impact of such regulations on the careers and well-being of female athletes.