A leaked French medical report from 2023 shows that Khelif has XY chromosomes, no uterus, internal testicles, and a "micropenis," which makes him a male, biologically speaking. And yet, Khelif fights against females as if he is one, which he is not.
Khelif not only fights against women; he has also won a gold medal following a controversial decision by the Olympics committee to let both him and Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-ting, also a biological male, fight against female boxers.
International Olympics Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach defended the decision to let Khelif and Lin fight against females and win top Olympic medals, even though neither of them are women.
While the leaked report has not officially been confirmed as legitimate, it is being treated as such in light of overwhelming evidence that its contents are true. All one has to do is look at Khelif or Lin to clearly see that they are not females, no matter how many surgeries they undergo or drugs they take.
(Related: Did you hear about the psychotherapists who want to "eradicate" all critics of transgender mutilation [transgenderism] from the medical profession?)
One of the voices loudly calling for Khelif to be stripped of "her" Olympic gold medal is media pundit Piers Morgan. After all, Khelif failed the gender eligibility tests at last year's world championships but was still allowed to compete.
"Confirmation of what some of us said at the time: Khelif is a biological man," Morgan tweeted in an angry post. "The gold medal should now be stripped and awarded to the best actual woman."
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova agrees. She, too, believes that Khelif should be stripped of all Olympic medals based on the circumstances.
"What we have been saying for months," Navratilova tweeted. "And for calling this person a man or at least a male, we got called all kinds of names and most of all the women this male took medals and wins from. Just awful."
Before beating Chinese boxer Yang Liu and leaving Italy's Angela Carini in tears, Khelif threw a fit in front of reporters at the Paris Olympics when he made the following statement:
"As for whether I qualify or not, whether I am a woman or not, I have made many statements in the media. I am fully qualified to take part in this competition. I'm a woman like any other woman. I was born a woman, I lived as a woman, I competed as a woman, there's no doubt about that. [The critics] are enemies of success, that is what I call them. And that also gives my success a special taste because of these attacks."
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has been vocal in opposing the transgender invasion of sports, as has electric vehicle (EV) guru Elon Musk. Even former president Donald Trump has spoken out, mocking Khelif at one of his campaign rallies.
Khelif's attorney, Nabil Boudi, has stated that there is now an open lawsuit filed with French authorities over comments made about Khelif's gender online. The 25-year-old claims he was "hurt a lot" by all the hubbub over his gender and criticism from people who say he does not belong in women's sports.
"Time to go off grid," one commenter wrote about the scandal. "We have lost our marbles and I feel like a dinosaur."
"IOC laboratories should have done a better job certifying every athlete so that we can all know what the situation truly is," wrote another.
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