Imane Khelif: Boxer says she is ‘not going anywhere’ following legal action announcement
25-year-old Algerian Win the Paris Women’s Middleweight Gold At the Paris Olympics, a year later, he was disqualified from the World Championship due to a reportedly failed gender qualification test.
The test was conducted by the Russian-led IBA and later Deprived their world of control of physical condition By IOC on integrity and governance issues.
The IBA said at the time that Khelif “failed to meet the criteria for eligibility to compete in women’s competitions.”
The IOC questioned the legality and credibility of the IBA test, saying they could not rely on.
The International Olympic Committee is responsible for hosting boxing competitions at the Paris Olympics.
Khelif and Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting were also banned by the IBA and both were approved by the IOC to participate in the Olympic Games.
The two’s gold medals covered up boxing in Paris and attracted scrutiny and criticism from all over the world.
Khelif said her team is now reviewing the situation and will take legal action to protect her rights.
The IOC once said that the IBA statement is “another example of the IBA’s campaign against IOC.”
The Swiss Attorney General’s Office confirmed that it has received complaints from the IBA.
