Video Summary

The International Olympic Committee has cleared two boxers, Imad Khelif and Lin Yuan, who were previously disqualified from the World Championships due to gender eligibility issues, to compete in the Paris Olympics. Khelif, a Algerian boxer, was previously banned from competing in the Women's World Championships after failing to meet the International Boxing Association's (IBA) eligibility criteria, while Lin Yuan, a Taiwanese double world champion, was also banned for similar reasons. The IBA's president, Umar Kremlev, stated that both boxers had XY chromosomes, making them male. Despite this, they are now eligible to compete in the Paris Olympics. The issue raises questions about the fairness of male boxers competing in women's events, with some arguing that it is unfair for men to compete against women. The sports betting world is also affected, with odds being released for the event. The question is whether the man or woman will win.