Male boxer Imane Khelif is ‘defending his title’ at the women’s competition at Eindhoven Box Cup from 5-9 juni. Women from all over Europe will travel to Eindhoven to protest this abomination. The Dutch Coalition for Women’s Rights says “This is male violence against women. Khelif is a man and he should not be allowed into the women’s category.” The protest is due on June the 7th in Eindhoven at 13.30 hrs.
This article is under construction, we want to share all information available and will update it regulary.
Here is the proof that Khelif was ‘not eligable for the women’s category.
Recent news.
A little history, including proof of the IBA banning Khelif from women’s boxing.
Testimonials from boxers who sparred with him or fought him.
Pictures and video’s of Khelif, so you can see with your own eyes that he is a man.
Item 1. Foreign media pick up the controversy, like Boxing podcast The Relay, on may 26 they said everyone in de boxingworld knows Khelif is a man and that’s why he didn’t have one fight since the Olympics.
Item 2.
On may 28th they highlight why he cannot find a fight: he can only hide with the amateurs. Professionals can refuse any match without facing consequences. Amateurs are not allowed to refuse matches.
Item 3.
28/5/225 – In which they question why World Boxing doesnt create a policy on sex testing. They assume World bocing is afraid they will be kicked out by the Olympic Comittee. Tis happened to the previous worksboxing organisation: the International Boxing Association. “Why is everybody so afraid to speak out?”
Imane excluded International Boxing Association excludes Khelif from women’s boxing:
Imane Khelif doesn’t want these results made public:
What does ‘not eligable to the female category’ mean?
The IBA papers do not allow for personal test data to be provided, so officially we only know that he is not allowed to compete with the women, but it is not stated what the reason for this is. Imane Khelif has blocked the publication of the results. He has also never taken a test on his own to prove that he is indeed a woman. What does it mean that the IBA writes that he is not eligable to compete with women. Expert Emma Hilton explains.
2024
November 2024 in de Daily Telegraph:
Medical report confirms Algerian Olympic boxer Imane Khelif is genetically male
A recent investigation reveals Algerian Olympic boxing gold medalist Imane Khelif did not meet biological eligibility criteria for women’s sports.
A confidential medical report accessed by French journalist Djaffar Ait Aoudia disclosed that Khelif has a 5-alpha reductase deficiency, a rare condition typically found in males, leading to the development of internal testicles and an XY chromosome profile. The revelation was first reported on pro-women’s rights news website Reduxx.
The Olympics Khelif is allowed by the Olympic Comittee to compete in de female category. They deny the facts handed to them by the International Boxing Association. The IOC kicks out the IBA as the organizer of the selection of boxing amateurs prior to their participation in the Olympics.
Feminists protest against men punching women.
Khelif wins gold.
2025
The International Boxing association invites Imane Khelif to the Eindhoven Box Cup.
She uploaded this images after the fight with Khelif.
Joana Nwamerue, Bulgaria Testimony from the Bulgaria female boxer Joana Nwamerue, who sparred with Khelif.
Speaking to Bulgarian podcaster Georgi Petkov earlier this month, Nwamerue recalled her time sparring against Khelif in Sofia. “It’s like racing a bike against a motorbike … Motorcycle vs. bicycle. Will the bicycle be faster and win, or the motorbike?”
IBF Champion Mary McGee, America Tweet from former IBF champion Mary McGee of America states Imane is a man.
Male Boxer Reyes Pla (Spain)
4. Use your eyes
Everyone who uses his/her eyes can see that Khelif is a man.
Other indications of his manhood:
Making sure his penis doesn’t swing, like it did in his previous fight.’
Video: chromosomes of Khelif are XY so he is not elageble to compete in the women’s category.
Why not box professionally? Even though he is winning all his matches, Khelif isn’t opting for a professional career. Khelif is still boxing with the amateurs, because they are not allowed to refuse a match. There would be no place for him in professional boxing, because nog woman would accept a challenge and in the boxing world there is no puublic willing to watch makle violence aganist women.
Sex screening will solve the problem To make sure only women compete in the women’s category, simple sex screening will work.
The video “Sex Screening in Sports: How It Works” A collaboration with @BrowngaGreg, @FondOfBeetles, @runthinkwrite, @zaelefty, and @Scienceofsport!
Q: “How are discrepancies between an athlete’s actual development and their screen result identified in the absence of a genital examination? Will masculine-looking women with cheek swabs indicating they’re female, be thought to have discrepancies, and required to undergo genital inspections?”
Here is our answer: “The only people who are flagged by the screen in the case of the cheek swab are those who are positive for the SRY gene. Almost all women do not have the SRY gene, unless they have a very rare genetic disorder. And almost all men DO have the SRY gene. Only those people who have the SRY gene will be referred to independent medical specialists for diagnosis. But this referral is their choice to pursue. No one is forcing them to undergo a medical evaluation. But if they want to have a chance at being allowed into the female category, the burden of proof is on them to show they do not have testosterone-driven male development. If they decide to go to independent medical specialists after being flagged by the screen, medical evaluation would involve genetic and hormone testing, ultrasound, and physical examination if needed. The level of evaluation would depend on what it takes to get a differential diagnosis. But yes, no part of this relies on subjective assessment of appearance.”
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