PARIS: French female boxers have been barred from competing at the inaugural World Boxing Championships in Liverpool after failing to meet a deadline for a genetic sex test that the French Boxing Federation (FFBoxe) said was incompatible with French law. World Boxing, which issued a list of competitors for Thursday’s opening rounds with no French entrants included, said it would not comment on individual cases but added that it had warned all federations of its policy.

Imane Khelif has the right to appeal World Boxing’s decision barring her from events unless she undergoes genetic sex testing but the Algerian has not entered the world…

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The team had traveled to the United Kingdom to undergo genetic sex tests that are banned in France but newly mandatory under the championships' regulations. Assured the tests…

The French women's team will not compete at the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool because the results of their gender tests were not delivered on time.

World Boxing will oversee Olympic regulation and has introduced mandatory genetic testing for female athletes above 18.

French boxing federation FFBoxe described the exclusion of its fighters from the inaugural world championships in Liverpool as ‘a profound injustice’

French federation has been excluded from event in Liverpool after missing deadline for submitting results of sex tests

Alle Boxerinnen müssen vor den Weltmeisterschaften in Liverpool einen neu eingeführten Geschlechtertest absolvieren. Beim französischen Team kommt es dabei zu Problemen, die…

PARIS: French female boxers have been barred from competing at the inaugural World Boxing Championships in Liverpool after failing to meet a deadline for a genetic sex test that…

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