Imane Khelif breaks social media silence amid latest gender uproar

Gold Olympic medal Imane khelif Celebrated the day of the global parent in the Instagram post in the midst of the latest sex of boxers.

“I became a champion today, but it all started a long time ago! When my parents believed in me, even when the dream felt too big. When they supported me, they listened to me and stood by me.

“Being a parent is not easy. No manual. But love, patience and trust that you give a child I can change everything. On this #lobaldayoofparens, I just want to say thank you.

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“Thank you to every parent who chooses, every day, to be there for his children. Together with @unicefalgerie, I celebrate these daily heroes. Because when parents are supported, children can dream and succeed.”

Khelif’s post on social networks has arrived as a report from 3 wire sportsQuoting medical documents from chromosome tests provided by the International Boxing Association (IBA) before the 2022 and 2023 World Cup, they reported that Khelif DNA showed “Markers with male kariotypes”.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recognized IBA due to concern for organization management, financial relying on the Russian state energy company Gazprom and the integrity of the fight.

“Chromosome analysis detects male kariotype. There are no numerical or chromosomal anomalies detected in 450-550 reinforcement resolution,” a document screenshot on 3 Wire Sports Read. The test was at an accredited laboratory in New Delhi, called Dr. Lal Pathlabs, before the boxer championship, according to 3 Wire Sports.

Fox News Digital reached for World Boxing, an Algerian Olympic Committee and Khelif Representatives for comment.

IOC announced a statement by Fox News Digital on Tuesday morning.

“IOC has always made it clear that the criteria for fulfilling the responsibility of the appropriate international Federation are the responsibility of the responsibility,” IOC said. “Factors that are important for sports performance are unique for every sport, discipline and/or event. We expect all the details of how sexual testing will be carried out in a safe, fair and legal way.”

Khelif was disqualified from the 2023 championship before the gold medal was due to gender filling problems.

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The boxer was pushed into a global attention from the attention of the Olympic Games qualifications, with sex controversy to light. Khelif beat Angela Carini in the initial fight during the Paris Olympic Games, and Moo defended Khelifa.

“Everyone competing in the women’s category is in accordance with the rules of the eligibility of competition,” said IOC spokesman Mark Adams. “They are women in their passports, and it is said that this is the case, that they are women.”

Then Iba doubled, saying that Khelif-after-one with the Taivani Lin, disqualified from the World Cup because of “the result of their failure to fulfill the criteria of eligibility to participate in women’s competition, as set up and singled out in the IBA regulation, and after she was prominent, she was highlighted and highlighted in the meeting.

Iba added that Khelif had passed two trials: one in 2022 and the other in 2023. Iba said that Khelif complained about the decision of the Sport Arbitration Court, but withdrew during the proceedings, making “IBA a decision legally binding.”

As the controversy grew, Khelif continued his victory and eventually got a gold medal.

Through controversy Khelif claimed that their gender was female. Khelif even filed a lawsuit against a villain and critics on social media.

Before World Boxing made his decision, Khelif planned to participate in the 2028 Olympics despite the President Donald TrumpThe executive command “No men in Women’s Sport” was signed.

Kelif said ITV that the rules do not apply to boxers.

“I’ll give you a direct answer: US President made a decision regarding transgender policies in America. I’m not a transgender person. It doesn’t concern me, and it doesn’t intimidate me. That’s my answer,” Khelif said the socket.

“For me, I see myself as a girl, like any other girl. I was born a girl, grew up as a girl and lived all my life as one.”

World Boxing said last week that Khelif had to take a sexual test before he was able to compete in sanctioned fights.

“Imane Khelif may not participate in the women’s category at the Eindhoven Box Cup, 5 to 10 June 2025 and any world boxing event until imane Khelif sublies genetic breeds in accordance with World Boxing and Testing Procedures,” World boxing Read the Algerian boxer federation.

The letter was also stated that World Boxing decided to adopt mandatory sexual tests this month.

“These new rules for fulfillment of conditions have been developed with an explicit purpose of the protection of athletes in combat sports, especially given the physical risks associated with the Olympic style box,” the letter said.

In a statement, World Boxing added that new policies were “designed exclusively to ensure the health and safety of all participants in the world boxing competitions (including Iman Khelif) and that in any way it is not considered to have been pre-presented the outcome of any testing that will be introduced as part of a new policy on” gender, age and weight. “

On Monday, World Boxing apologized to the Algerian boxer Federation to extract Khelif in a letter.

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“I am writing to you all personally to offer an official and sincere apology and admit that her privacy should have been protected,” World Boxing President Boris Van der Vorst said in a letter.

Fox News’ Jackson Thompson and Associated Press contributed to this report.

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