Imane Khelif Shows World What She Looks Like Out Of The Ring In Stunning Pics

    Imane Khelif reveals a striking transformation following gender controversy!

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    Olympic champion Imane Khelif is back in the spotlight, this time for her striking transformation following her gold medal win in Paris.

    Algerian boxer at the heart of Olympic controversy.

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    The Algerian boxer, who made history as the first Algerian woman to win Olympic gold in boxing, has been embroiled in controversy since the games started.

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    Khelif’s stunning victory in the womenโ€™s 66kg division was quickly overshadowed by a wave of controversy, including allegations of gender ineligibility.

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    How did Khelif become the focal point of one of the most significant Olympic controversies in recent memory?

    Olympic debut sparks a debate on gender.

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    She faced intense scrutiny over her participation, which began when she and fellow boxer Lin Yu-Ting of Taiwan were disqualified from the 2023 World Championships.

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    The International Boxing Association (IBA) banned both fighters after they reportedly failed a gender eligibility test, igniting heated debates.

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    The sport’s governing body banned her from the 2023 World Championships, asserting that Khelif had male XY chromosomes.

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    The Algerian athlete was tested at the 2022 event in Istanbul and again at the 2023 event in New Delhi. Both tests reportedly indicated abnormalities in her chromosomes.

    Olympic participation defended.

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    However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) had a different perspective and approved her participation in the Paris Olympics.