These are the two 'lady' boxers who won gold at the Olympics but are barred from their governing body the world IBA International Boxing Association for being 'partly' men!
The following article explains the 'grey area' between being a man or a woman.
In simple terms these two women - are biologically women (they have the lady bits) BUT were meant by nature to be born men.
It seems they have testicles within their bodies that have given them testosterone and the strength and physicality of men. They also lack the internal women organs to have babies.
It seems there is a man 'trigger' as we develop in the womb that determines from that point on if we are born a boy or a girl (it also means us boys get our willies!). If the trigger doesn't go off properly, then that becomes the grey area.
Bit of a tricky one for all concerned but to my way of thinking the two 'ladies' above benefitted from the male testosterone testicles within them that led to their power and the strength that women without that unintended course of nature were born not to have.
I'm a father to a daughter and if one of these boxers had been my child I would be wanting her to be inclusive in all women's sports and life in general - but if my real daughter had to compete against them I would be among those protesting that was completely unfair.
The article is here and is a good read imo.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crlr8gp813ko