The images, as well as the female boxing match between Imane Khelif (Algeria) and Angela Carini (Italy) spread at an unbelievable speed. There are some people who spoke up to protect the iMane Khelif, but most of them criticized the boxer, who won a true female athlete after 46 seconds.
More notably, among those who criticize Imane Khelif and the Paris Olympic Organizing Committee, there are many celebrities who are not related to martial arts or sports. One of them is writer JK Rowling, author of Harry Potter series, who constantly shared this issue.
Sharing on her personal page, Rowling posted a picture of iMane Khelif smiling slightly and patted Angela Carini's shoulder, while Italian boxers cried and left the match. Rowling wrote: “Which picture can be better than this photo, to summarize the trend of the male rights that is increasingly ascending the throne?”
The image of Khelif patting Carini's shoulder was described by Harry Potter as “a smirking man, because he knew he was protected by a sports institution that hated women.
In another article, Ms. Rowling said: “Why is the male athlete fighting the female boxing? Do people feel okay when seeing a girl beaten by a man in the public place with a sporty and entertainment label? This is not a sport.
Evaluating Angela Carini, Rowling felt that she was a talented young female fighter, went to the Paris Olympic Games thanks to her non -stop training. However, her chances of shining were taken away by the organizers allowed a male athlete to fight with her. This may be the shame, jokes of the Paris Olympic Games.
Facing the arguments that the iMane Khelif may be “the third gender”, a female but a male chromosome disorder, Rowling responded, “those people cannot deny what nature is given to themselves.
It can be seen that the story of the “fake girl” Imane Khelif was beyond the boundaries of Boxing, as well as the Olympic Sports. If the International Olympic Committee (IOC) does not have the necessary feedback, as well as measures to verify the true gender of IMane Khelif, this will be a black spot in IOC history when they receive organization, manage boxing at the Olympic level instead of IBA.