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The International Olympic Committee has cleared two boxers who failed gender tests at the World Championships to compete in the Paris Olympics. One of the boxers, Imain Khif, was disqualified from the Women's World Championships in 2023 after failing to meet the International Boxing Association's criteria, but will now compete in the Paris Olympics. The other boxer, Lin Yuting, also failed the test in 2022. The IBA president, Umar Kremlev, stated that the boxers had XY chromosomes, which made them male.

The Olympic Games have been criticized for allowing biological males to compete against biological females in women's boxing. The IBA and IOC have introduced rules to ensure that athletes comply with competition eligibility and entry regulations. The Olympics have also faced criticism for allowing athletes to identify as a gender they do not meet the biological criteria for, resulting in unfair competition.

In a shocking development, a 64-year-old commentator, Bob Ballard, was fired by the BBC for making a joke about women taking too long to get ready for a boxing match. The joke was deemed to be inappropriate, and Ballard was barred from future broadcast. In contrast, the Olympics are allowing male boxers to compete against female boxers, raising questions about the fairness and integrity of the competition.

The author concludes that the Olympics may not care about the well-being of athletes or the legitimacy of the competition, but instead, they are pushed by politics and a desire for publicity. The author believes that the Olympics should focus on promoting fair and competitive sports, rather than catering to special interest groups and political correctness.