Boxing match between transgender and woman at Olympics lasted 46 seconds

After the first two blows to the head, Italian Angela Carini refused to continue the fight. The winner was Algerian athlete Iman Khelif, who had changed her gender and was disqualified from the 2023 World Championships but allowed to compete in the Olympics.

It is a disgrace for the IOC to allow such a fight and such humiliation of athletes and women in general!

Today, Angela Carini had her Olympics dreams shattered by Imane Khelif, a male boxer.

It is suspected that he BROKE HER NOSE.

Don't let this pass quietly. MEN SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO BEAT WOMEN FOR SPORT.

SAVE WOMEN'S SPORTS. pic.twitter.com/i5GMdgWrwb

— Hazel Appleyard (@HazelAppleyard_) August 1, 2024

Carini entered the ring and left it in the 46th second. Having received the first blow immediately after the start of the fight, the Italian went to her corner, declaring that she wanted to leave the ring, as she was being hit by a male boxer. This happened a few seconds after the second blow, after which she said that she could not catch her breath and did not consider it a defeat, as she entered the fight with a man.

Biological male boxer Imane Khelif from Algeria competing in women's boxing. They are killing the women sports.

Angela Carini made the right call by keeping herself safe.pic.twitter.com/B0arjdsxJf

— Troll Sports (@TroIISports) August 1, 2024

Biological male boxer Imane Khelif from Algeria competes in women's boxing. They are killing women's sports. Angela Carini made the right choice to protect herself.

Yesterday, Italian Vice President M. Salvivi asked the IOC to remove transvestites from combat sports because the lives of female athletes are at risk. The World Boxing Federation has banned them, but the IOC has allowed transvestites to participate as “women” in the Olympic Games in Paris! In essence, the whole point of dividing strength sports into women's and men's is lost. After all, by default, a male athlete is physically stronger than a woman. This is not sexism, but elementary physiology.

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