Controversy Erupts as Two Boxers Win Olympic Gold Amid Gender Eligibility Debate
Lin Yu-ting and Imane Khelif's victories reignite discussions on gender policies in Olympic boxing, highlighting divisions within the sport's governing bodies.
- Lin Yu-ting of Taiwan and Imane Khelif of Algeria won gold medals in their respective weight categories at the Paris Olympics.
- Both boxers had been previously disqualified from the World Championships due to failing gender eligibility tests.
- The International Olympic Committee allowed their participation, dismissing the International Boxing Association's gender test results as 'arbitrary'.
- The debate has intensified calls for clearer gender eligibility criteria in Olympic sports.
- The controversy has overshadowed other boxing events and raised questions about the sport's future in the Olympics.














































