Check out her face. That’s the face of a battered woman.
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I don’t think that you have the right link.
Jesse beat them up in the ratings?
Yes he did. I encourage you to check my correction.
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Thanks Jez, Fixed.
Is it really battery if it’s a boxer willingly entering a boxing ring to fight another boxer?
They have weight classes and gender restrictions for a reason.
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Imane Khelif is not trans.
Boxer get punched in the face. Film at 11.
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It looks to me that they are XY females and not Trans.
Do we need to expand the trans panic to women born with XY Chromosomes?
I’m just saying that they do try to make it as fair as possible.
I personally don’t care.
I’m just pointing out why those restrictions exist. It’s to try and make it as fair as possible.
Frankly considering the amount of testosterone a FTM trans is usually on it probably would make more sense if they just competed against each other instead of other non-transitioned females.
What other sport do we police people using what they are born with?
Most sports aren’t full contract sports where those things can make a difference.
For example, as a man, I’m going to have denser muscle mass and a larger lung capacity than females. Would it be fair to put me and them into the ring? They may out skill me, but if I hit them once it’s going to do some damage. And that’s why it’s separated.
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I don’t see where they are Trans.
It looks like they were born an XY female.
Weight and gender restrictions in boxing are not just about fairness, they’re about safety. Dangerous sport.
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Then what is the story here? If they’re all just chicks in the same weight class who gives a ■■■■■
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But what if someone is born a female, is raised as a female, is socially a female abut has XY chromosomes.
Should there be a penalty?
Well that’s awfully complicated isn’t it?
In that case it should be based on weight class.
Trans panic.
