thank everyone, however, the opponent deliberately ignores him, the coach of the uzbek boxer drives the yutini out of taiwan, making it clear that he is not going to fight. for the paris olympics, such characters are already becoming the norm, because this one could. the approach is supported and no problems in such competitions, where a man fights against a woman in the ring, he doesn’t see. testosterone is not a perfect test, many women may have testosterone levels that could be considered masculine, they are women and compete with women, so i'm afraid it is not a panacea. i hope we can all agree that we don't need to go back to the days of gender in sports, which were terrible. i'm sure we can all agree that this is not the way to go, until... to the credit of the athlete from uzbekistan, she held out against a transgender from taiwan all three rounds, didn’t lose early. me, but it’s not for me to decide, i also feel sorry for her there is a media boom around us, who are we to judge, we are athletes, we are not judges, for me this is not a defeat, i am leaving with my head held high, and no

thank everyone, although her opponent deliberately ignores him, the coach of the uzbek boxer drives yutini away from taiwan, let it be clear that there is no need to wander around. going to the paris olympics, such characters are already becoming the norm, because this approach could support and does not see any problems in such competitions, where a man fights against a woman in the ring. testosterone is not a perfect test. many women may have testosterone levels that could be considered masculine, they are just as women and compete with women, so i'm afraid it's not a panacea. i hope we can all agree that there is no need to go back. she held out against the transgender from taiwan for all three rounds, did not lose early, and several times landed accurate blows. it is also surprising that both boxers from taiwan and algeria a year ago passed a gender test during the world championships , the result of which proved that they were male, so the international boxing association logically excluded them from competition under its umbrella. auspices. the olympic family is the opposite, where t