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rain a écrit:

Les tests des labos n'ont pas été rendus publics il me semble, y'a juste le dirlo de l'IBA qui a parlé de ça à RT sans montrer quoi que ce soit ?

https://www.3wiresports.com/articles/20 … aneccoqueq

Euh nytimes? C'est la source neutre de référence?

The uproar surrounding Khelif, 25, had its roots at last year’s boxing world championships in India, where she and another boxer, Lin Yu-ting of Taiwan, were ruled ineligible to compete after they underwent unspecified blood tests. The International Boxing Association, which ran the tournament and disqualified the fighters, never fully explained its decisions, saying that Khelif and Lin “did not undergo a testosterone examination but were subject to a separate and recognized test.”

In a chaotic news conference on Monday, officials of the I.B.A. offered no documentation for their decision to suspend the two fighters. The organization is backed by the Russian energy giant Gazprom, which has led I.O.C. officials and others to suggest the boxing controversy was calculated to discredit the Paris Games after Russia was excluded from them because of its invasion of Ukraine.

rain a écrit:

oui oui un trans algérien

C'est quoi cet argument? Y a bien des trans iraniens...

Mais pour le coup c'est un dilemme. Ce qui en atteste c'est que le CIO dit oui et l'IBA dit non.
Ensuite ce qui est regrettable c'est qu'on en fasse une histoire politique dans laquelle ceux qui pensent qu'iel.devrait pas concourir chez les femmes seraient des fachos...et inversement si t'es de gauche alor tu dois.trouver ça normal...je comprends pas bien.

Un complot découvert. Ils n'ont pas tenu leur réunion publique pour décider de lancer une cabale contre iels.

Et les deux labos sont complices pour avoir sorti des résultats XY, donc soit ils ont truqués le rapport, soit ce sont des mecs. On fait comment maintenant pour savoir qui dit vrai ? Le CIO pourrait demander un examen chromosomique pour faire taire ces rumeurs.

"The IOC is in charge of boxing in Paris because it has revoked the Olympic status of the IBA following years of governance problems, a lack of financial transparency and many perceived instances of corruption in judging and refereeing.

The IBA is controlled by president Umar Kremlev, who is Russian. He brought in Russian state-owned Gazprom as its primary sponsor and moved much of the IBA’s operations to Russia.

The IBA has since lost more than three dozen members who have formed a new group called World Boxing, which hopes to be recognized by the IOC as the sport’s governing body ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Games.

The IBA has aggressively seized on the two boxers’ presence in Paris to criticize the IOC. After the Court of Arbitration for Sport upheld the IOC’s ban earlier this year, the IBA appealed to the Swiss Federal Tribunal in a last-gasp attempt to beat the IOC.

The banned body issued a statement Wednesday in which it claimed both boxers did not have a “testosterone examination” last year but were “subject to a separate and recognized test” for their disqualification. The IBA said the test’s “specifics remain confidential,” refusing to explain it.

The IBA disregarded IOC recommendations and allowed Russian fighters to compete at the 2023 world championships under the Russian flag. The governing body then disqualified Khelif only after Khelif defeated Russian boxer Azalia Amineva during the tournament."