nicola adams, the first british female boxer to win gold at an 0lympics, said on social media: "that fighter be forced to give up on her 0lympic dreams." here's the ioc spokesperson mark adams, speaking on friday:

nicola adams, the first british female boxer to win gold at an olympics, said on social media: "thatt was hard to watch another female fighter be forced to give up on her olympic dreams." here's the ioc spokesperson mark adams, speaking on friday: this is a minefield and, unfortunately, as with all minefields, we want a simple explanation. everyone wants a black and white explanation of how we can determine this. that explanation does not exist. neither in the scientific community nor anywhere else. as i've said before, if we can find a consensus and we will work towards a consensus, we will certainly work to apply that. clearly that's not going to happen at these games, but this is a question also, i guess, in all sports and i think we are open to listen to anyone with a solution to that question. simone biles won the all—around gymnastics title for her second olympic gold at these games on thursday, cementing her place back at the top of her sport with another impressive display. biles finished with an overall score of 59.131, ahead of brazil's rebeca andrade and her us team—mate s

nicola adams who won gold for team gb in london and rio, disagreed, posting, after years of fightingoxing to even exist in the olympics and then all the training they go through just to get there, it was hard to watch another fighter be forced to give up on her olympic dreams. another fighter, taiwan's lin yu—ting will also compete in paris, she like imane khelif was disqualified from the world championships last year by organisers to failing to beat —— for failing to meet eligibility criteria. the international boxing association is currently suspended by the ioc who are running boxing competitions themselves. they say they did not go through a testosterone test prior to the chairmanships but were subject to a second test. we chairmanships but were sub'ect to a second test.— chairmanships but were sub'ect to a cond test.— second test. we taught -- took the ri . ht second test. we taught -- took the right action — second test. we taught -- took the right action which _ second test. we taught -- took the right action which was _ second test. we taught -- took the right action which wa

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nicola adams , former athletes.ry much against this, but i think a lot of people are basing it on the fact that she did. she is x, y chromosome, which would be a male, but we don't know that for sure . that's the problem, so sure. that's the problem, so i mean, what listen, let's assume she's x. she is there's a little bit of male in there. i don't know how you say this, really. and, you know, to be correct about it, but if there is, it isn't fair, i don't think. what do you do? have a separate category, do you, seb coe with the caster semenya . it's the caster semenya. it's understood she's not intersex. so semenya is and seb coe said right. reduce the testosterone levels. if you don't do that you can't compete. so we're not quite there yet but you can see where it's going, can't you ? if where it's going, can't you? if there's an advantage, is it fair? i think most people would say no, but we need to know is what is her genetic makeup? is it a genetic disorder, you know, and the mud being slung on social media at

also the boxing nicola adams it was and she said very vociferously she stands with angela karina theing punched by iman, who now has gone to on win the gold medal. i think it's an absolute abomination and nicola adams has come from a very dark place to try and get women's sport. women's boxing, part of the olympic games. and if she says , oh gosh, this is and this says, oh gosh, this is and this is awful, then i'm sorry. she's in the game. she knows all about it. i'll take her advice. >> then she did post on x, though, a follow up saying this isn't about the trans issue. no no, because people with dsc dsd are not trans. >> no. >> no. >> yeah, but what i would say is they do exist and they make up up to 2% of the population. that's a million people. some of those people won't load themselves and, it is factually accurate to say that biological sex is made up of those four factors. you know, everybody, all the, all the top scientists now are oxford, cambridge, harvard, all agree on that. that is scientific truth. now, where you decide to draw the parameters is political. and that's dif