Algerian Boxer Imane Khelif Files Complaint Against Online Harassment After Olympic Gold Win

Imane Khelif, the Algerian boxer who became the first woman from her country to win Olympic gold in boxing, has filed a legal complaint against online harassment following scrutiny over her gender. Khelif was subjected to intense online criticism after her victory, with some questioning her eligibility due to the presence of XY chromosomes. Despite the controversy, Khelif successfully defended her title, defeating the world champion in the final.

Boxing’s Future at LA 2028 Hinges on National Federations Joining World Boxing

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has made it clear that boxing’s inclusion at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics depends on national boxing federations joining World Boxing, a newly formed organization. The IOC stripped the International Boxing Association (IBA) of recognition last year due to governance and financial issues and is urging national federations to create a new global body to ensure boxing’s future in the Olympics.

Taiwan Boxer Lin Yu-ting Wins Gold Amidst Gender Dispute at Paris Olympics

Lin Yu-ting, one of two boxers at the center of a gender eligibility controversy at the Paris Olympics, won the women’s featherweight gold medal. She maintained her focus on the sport, ignoring social media and controversy surrounding her participation. Lin, along with Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, were disqualified from the World Championships due to a sex chromosome test but were allowed to compete in Paris under the IOC’s eligibility rules.

Uzbekistan’s Muydinkhujaev Wins Gold in Men’s Welterweight Boxing at Paris Olympics

Uzbekistan’s Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev claimed gold in the men’s welterweight boxing final at the Paris Olympics, defeating Mexico’s Marco Verde by unanimous decision. This victory adds to Uzbekistan’s boxing success at the Games, with Hasanboy Dusmatov winning gold earlier in the week. Muydinkhujaev’s impressive performance showcased his superior boxing skills throughout the match, securing a comfortable lead heading into the final round.

Cameroon Refugee Boxer Wins Historic Bronze Medal at Paris Olympics

Cindy Ngamba, a refugee boxer from Cameroon, secured the first ever medal for the Refugee Olympic Team by winning bronze in the women’s 75kg boxing category at the Paris Olympics. Ngamba, who sought refuge in Britain at age 11, lost a closely contested semifinal match to Panama’s Atheyna Bylon. Despite the loss, Ngamba’s achievement marks a significant moment for the Refugee Olympic Team, which aims to represent forcibly displaced individuals worldwide.

Ukraine’s Khyzhniak Wins Gold in Men’s 80kg Boxing at Paris Games

Oleksandr Khyzhniak secured Ukraine’s third gold medal at the Paris Games, triumphing in the men’s 80kg boxing final. The Ukrainian boxer, who claimed silver at the Tokyo Olympics, defeated Kazakhstan’s Nurbek Oralbay in a split points decision. This victory comes on the heels of Ukraine’s gold medal wins in the women’s high jump and women’s sabre team fencing competitions.

Algerian Boxer Imane Khelif Triumphs in Controversial Paris Olympics Bout

Imane Khelif, the Algerian boxer at the heart of a gender controversy at the Paris Olympics, secured a silver medal after defeating Thailand’s Janjaem Suwannapheng in a thrilling semi-final bout. Khelif’s victory comes despite facing disqualification concerns and accusations from the International Boxing Association (IBA). The IOC has defended Khelif and Lin, emphasizing their rightful participation in the games.

Gender Controversy Rocks Paris Olympics Boxing: IOC Defends Athletes Amidst Scrutiny

The Paris Olympics boxing competition has been embroiled in a gender controversy, with Algerian boxer Imane Khelif and Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-ting facing scrutiny over their eligibility. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has firmly defended the athletes, while the International Boxing Association (IBA) has been criticized for its flawed gender tests. The debate has sparked outrage and accusations of bullying, with calls for an end to the hateful rhetoric.

Refugee Boxer Cindy Ngamba Secures Historic Medal for Refugee Olympic Team

Cindy Ngamba, a Refugee Olympic Team boxer, has guaranteed the team its first-ever medal after winning her quarterfinal bout at the Paris 2024 Olympics. The 25-year-old, who fled Cameroon for Britain as a child, defeated French opponent Davina Michel, securing at least a bronze medal in the women’s 75kg category. Ngamba’s victory is a testament to her resilience and a source of inspiration for others facing adversity.

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