Megyn Kelly Reveals the Truth About Males with XY Chromosomes Dominating Women's Boxing at Olympics

Megyn Kelly reveals the truth about the male boxers with XY chromosomes competing against women in the Olympics, the gaslighting and misinformation being pushed by the media, how the woke IOC won’t acknowledge the reality.

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WHAT IS A DSD?

(Reuters)

Differences of Sexual Development are a group of rare conditions involving genes, hormones and reproductive organs. Some people with DSDs are raised as female but have XY sex chromosomes, blood testosterone levels in the male range and the ability to use testosterone circulating within their bodies.

WHY IS THAT AN ISSUE IN SPORT?

Women's sports categories exist in most sports in recognition of the clear advantage that going through male puberty gives an athlete.

That advantage is not just through higher testosterone levels but also in muscle mass, skeletal advantage and faster twitch muscle.

In combat sports such as boxing, this can be a serious safety issue.

WHAT IS THE ISSUE AT THE PARIS OLYMPICS?

Boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting at last year's world championships in New Delhi fell foul of International Boxing Association (IBA) eligibility rules that prevent athletes with XY chromosomes from competing in women's events.

Algeria's Khelif was disqualified hours before [his] gold-medal bout in New Delhi, while Taiwan's double world champion Lin lost [his] bronze medal after [he] too failed to meet the criteria.

WHY ARE THEY ALLOWED TO COMPETE AT THE OLYMPICS?

The IBA was stripped of its status as the global governing body for boxing by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in June last year because of its failure to complete reforms on governance, finance and ethical issues.

The IOC is therefore running the boxing competition at the Paris Games, as it did at the Tokyo Olympics, and its rules on the inclusion of athletes with DSDs and gender diversity in the women's competition apply.

The latest IOC guidelines, opens new tab issued in 2021 state that inclusion should be the default in such cases and that athletes should only be excluded from women's competition if there are clear fairness or safety issues.

https://www.reuters.com/sports/olympics/olympics-dsd-rules-focus-womens-boxing-2024-07-31