It is part of the body's new eligibility policy, with tests set to be introduced in the men's category on 1 January 2026. World Boxing ... from the 2023 Women's World Championships for failing to meet ...

World Boxing has announced mandatory gender tests for men and women wishing to compete in its events, just two weeks before its inaugural World ...

Irish athletes wishing to compete in the female category at the upcoming World Athletics Championships and World Boxing ...

It's been a year since Imane Khelif won the gold medal at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris and the controversy that the win ...

World Boxing has announced new regulations which will require all fighters looking to compete in female categories to provide chromosome verification before stepping into the ring. The decision comes ...

This policy is designed to deliver a level playing field for men and women which ensures the safety of all participants,’ WBC ...

World Boxing has apologised for naming Imane Khelif last week while announcing the introduction of mandatory sex testing. When the governing body released its new policy, it named Khelif, who won ...

World Boxing has announced mandatory gender tests for men and women wishing to compete in their events. The confirmation by ...

Lin Yu-ting, one of two boxers at the centre of a gender dispute at last year's Paris Olympics, has no plans to skip the world championships in Liverpool, her coach Tseng Tzu-chiang has said.

US President Donald Trump has threatened that all female Olympians at the Los Angeles 2028 Games may undergo a one-time sex test before they can compete.

The policy comes after Taiwan's Lin Yu-ting and Algerian Imane Khelif both won gold in Paris amid a gender-eligibility row.

The governing body for Olympic-style boxing will require gender testing for all pugilists wishing to compete in the women's ...