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BRUTAL Boxer Who Won Olympic Gold in WOMENS Boxing is a MAN-CONFIRMED
Paris Olympics 2024: MASSIVE Coordinated TERROR/Arson Attack Just Hours Before Opening Ceremony - French Airport is Evacuated
French airport is evacuated for ‘security reasons’ amid Olympics chaos as country’s train lines are paralysed in ‘massive, coordinated arson attack
MailOnline 26 JUL 2024
Franco-Swiss airport Basel-Mulhouse has been evacuated for 'security reasons' after Frances train lines were paralysed in a 'massive, coordinated arson attack' just hours before the Olympic Games opening ceremony....
It comes after a 40-year-old man was charged with working 'with a foreign power to try and incite hostilities in France' earlier this week. Kirill Gryaznov who denies any wrongdoing – has been identified as working for the FSB, Russias Federal Security Service domestic intelligence agency
SNCF employees and French gendarmes inspect the scene of a suspected attack on the high speed railway network at Croiselles, northern France on July 26, 2024
'Coordinated, massive arson attack' hits French railways, affecting 800,000 passengers. Russian 'spy' who 'vowed to give the Games an opening like no other' was arrestedFears are mounting that Moscow may be behind a 'massive arson attack' which has brought chaos to France's rail network ahead of the Olympics opening ceremony.
With just hours to go before the grand procession on the River Seine, fires were started at key facilities, bringing trains to a halt and affecting around 800,000 passengers - including athletes and spectators heading to the Games.
While no claim of responsibility has been made and French authorities are yet to name suspects, experts have suggested a correlation between acts of sabotage and Russian fury over their national team being excluded from the games.
Security analyst Alex Kokcharov told MailOnline: 'Russia has both the intent and capability to attempt sabotage acts in Europe, especially in France. Russian intent is largely linked to the fact that Russia was not invited to the Olympic games.'
The Eurostar is advising passengers not to travel today after its rail services between London and Paris were disrupted by the acts of vandalism, with trains cancelled and others diverted, causing disruption at London St Pancras and across France.
In further disruption to travel as international visitors descend on France, a Franco-Swiss airport was temporarily evacuated for security reasons.
EuroAirport, located on the French side of the border near Basel, said on its website that it had reopened and flight operations were gradually restarting.
The dramatic start to the games comes after an alleged Russian spy was arrested on Wednesday. Kirill Gryaznov was charged with working 'with a foreign power to try and incite hostilities in France' after being identified as working for the FSB, Vladimir Putin's domestic intelligence agency.
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Paris Olympics 2024: Opening Ceremony - OUTSTANDING
Paris Olympic Games Opening Ceremony: A High-Kitsch, Riverside Spectacle
The Guardian 27 JUL 2024
The Paris Olympic Games opened on Friday night with a high-kitsch, riverside spectacle, as an armada of boats carried athletes along the Seine, dancers dangled from high poles, drag queens paraded on bridges and the Olympic rings lit up the Eiffel Tower – all under unrelenting, torrential rain.
France had promised its opening ceremony would be the biggest open-air show on Earth. More than 300,000 people watched from the riverside and bridges – and hundreds more stood at windows and balconies – as a show of dance, live music and acrobatics unfolded along more than 6km of river from the Pont d’Austerlitz to the Eiffel Tower.
The show had promised to light-heartedly deconstruct French stereotypes, and the US singer Lady Gaga was the first star to set the tone for a tongue-in-cheek kitsch spectacle. She appeared from a giant golden staircase on the edge of the Seine surrounded by pink pompoms and giant pink feather fans, for a high-kicking cabaret performance of France’s famous 1960s music-hall number Mon Truc en plumes by Zizi Jeanmaire.
Paris Olympics 2024: MARRED by Dutch Olympian PEDO Who Raped Child
Dutch Olympian Who Raped a 12-Year-old girl ‘is Not a Paedophile’, Official Says
Beach volleyball player Steven van de Velde ‘isn’t a risk’. Survivors urge Dutch Olympic team to withdraw player
The Guardian 29 JUL 2024
A senior official with the Dutch Olympic committee has insisted that a convicted child rapist in its beach volleyball team is not a paedophile, in an email seen by the Guardian.
A concerned British man who has lived in the Netherlands for more than a decade, wrote to the Dutch Olympic committee and called the inclusion of Steven van de Velde in the team “a stain on the Dutch national side”.
In a reply the Dutch Olympic committee spokesperson wrote: “Steven is NOT a peadophile [sic]; you really don’t think that de Dutch NOC would send someone to Paris who IS a real risk? No, he isn’t a risk.”
There has been mounting public anger at the presence of the beach volleyball player Van de Velde, who was convicted of raping a 12-year-old British girl in 2016. Earlier this week the International Olympic Committee faced calls for an investigation into how a convicted child rapist has been allowed to compete at Paris 2024. The IOC has said the selection of athletes for the Games was the responsibility of individual committees.
Van de Velde, who is now 29, was sentenced to four years in prison in 2016 after pleading guilty to raping the girl in Milton Keynes. He had flown to England to meet her in 2014 with full knowledge of her age, having met her on Facebook. He served 12 months in a British prison, before being transferred to his home country where he was released after a further month.
The backlash has cast a shadow over one of the Olympics’ most eye-catching events, held in an outdoor stadium at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. Van de Velde is slated to play on Sunday.
In a statement the Nederlands Olympisch Comité*Nederlandse Sport Federatie’ (NOC*NSF) said it had put in place “concrete measures” to ensure a safe sporting environment for all Olympics participants in light of Van de Velde’s participation. At his request he is not staying in the Olympic village and will do no media.
The NOC*NSF said: “Van de Velde has fully engaged with all requirements and has met all the stringent risk assessment thresholds, checks and due diligence. Experts have stated that there is no risk of recidivism. Van de Velde has consistently remained transparent about the case which he refers to as the most significant misstep of his life. He deeply regrets the consequences of his actions for those involved. He has been open about the personal transformation he has undergone as a result.”
The British man said he was “shocked” by the response he received after he wrote to the Dutch Olympic committee press team asking what the communications strategy would be if Van de Velde won a medal. The man – who does not want to be named – referred to Van de Velde as “a paedophile, and convicted child rapist” and asked what his victim and her parents said about his participation.
As well as disputing that he was a paedophile, the official urged him to read more about the case and not to “believe all the headlines”. The official added: “We are taking measures to make sure that everybody can focus on sports, on the Games. Not the story of the past of this beach volleyballer, who has played on all the international tournaments since 2018.”
The Dutch NOC continues to come under fire from groups representing survivors of sexual abuse, with one group accusing the committee of not thinking “at all about the potential impact on survivors of seeing a child rapist at the Olympics”.
BRUTAL-Woman Boxers Face Biological MEN in Olympics-'I Quit to Save My Life'
'I Quit to Save My Life' Says Woman Olympian Who Faced Biologically Male Opponent
-- Carini Lasted Just 46 Seconds in The Ring Against Khelif -Angela Carini Withdrawing From Olympic Boxing Match: 'This Might've Opened The Floodgates'
Khelif is one of two boxers cleared to compete in the Olympics despite being banned from last year's World Championships due to being deemed biologically male.
MailOnline 3 AUG 2024
BLOOD SPORT
'I COULDN'T BREATHE ANYMORE'
Carini was punched twice by Khelif in the opening round of their women's welterweight belt in Paris, before withdrawing.
ITALIAN BOXER BREAKS SILENCE AFTER ABANDONING OLYMPIC BOUT AGAINST FIGHTER IN GENDER CONTROVERSY
Yu-Ting also won HIS opening bout on Friday
Do you enjoy watching men beating up women? I don’t. Any exceptions? Not that I can think of. Brutal, unfair Olympic beating tragic result of letting biological men compete in womens’ sports
But the PERFERTED International Olympics Committee have decided otherwise. Watching men beating up women is fine so long as it’s in a huge stadium and televised for all the world to see. Got it?
What Italian opponent of 'biological male' boxer at centre of Olympics row told her corner after she WITHDREW from fight against Imane Khelif after just 46 seconds in Paris
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif has competed in the women's welterweight event. He won HIS first fight after his opponent withdrew after just 46 seconds
I am referring, of course, to the boxing-ring bout in Paris Thursday, where the female Italian athlete Angela Carini was pitted against an opponent named Imane Khelif.
In the past, Khelif has been deemed to be "biologically male." That is as a bloke, a dude, a man, a fella. All those terms that we used to know how to use, but which seem to have become so complicated suddenly.
Last year, Khelif was disqualified from the world championships after failing testosterone tests. It seems he was found to have higher levels of testosterone than is quite normal for a woman.
Imane Khelif (right) and Lin Yu-Tingwere cleared to compete in the women's category despite being thrown out of last year's world championships amid questions over their gender
Paris Olympics: 'I've faced off in the ring with the Olympic boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting who failed gender tests. The TRUTH is the fights are BRUTAL and have the whole world outraged'
We Will Witness Legalised MURDER In The Ring If This Insane Wokery is Allowed to Continue, Writes Boxing Legend JEFF POWELL
Yesterday’s fight between Italy’s Angela Carini and Algerian Imane Khelif is a red flag as huge as that Chinese banner unfurled the other day at the gymnastics arena.
It’s a warning as to what will inevitably happen should this insane piece of wokery be allowed to continue.
Second gender row boxer Lin Yu-Ting wins fight at Paris Olympics as opponent leaves ring in tears
GENDER-ROW boxer Lin Yu-Ting cruised to a comprehensive points win in her Olympic opener
Lin
Khelif
Both Lin and Khelif were disqualified from last year’s World Championships in New Delhi after failing gender eligibility tests - but were given the green light by the IOC to fight in Paris.
Lin Yu-Ting Leaves Opponent in Tears After Controversial Olympic Win
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'Brilliant' Hodgkinson Storms to 800m Gold - Queen Keely Wins 800m to End Wait For Global Title
Team GB teenager Keely Hodgkinson is left speechless after she smashes Kelly Holmes' record and wins to become first British 800m medallist since Athens 2004
BBC Sport 7 AUG 2024
Keely Hodgkinson was just two years old when Kelly Holmes won the 800m Olympic final in Athens in 2004 - and spent her childhood idolising Tom Daley rather than her track star predecessor.
She even admitted to preferring the pool to the track before eventually focusing on running after several arguments with her father.
Keely's career almost ended when a tumour left her unable to run or even walk too quickly.
But she recovered and, in stunning scenes in Tokyo today, smashed Dame Kelly's British record on the way to an 800m silver at the age of just 19.
The ecstatic teen shouted 'what the f***?' into the stands after winning the silver, a clip that was quickly shared across social media as Britain celebrated its newest track star.
Hodgkinson, from Wigan, became Team GB's first Olympic medalist in the event since Athens 2004.
It capped a remarkable rise for the teenager, who didn't even have lottery funding at the start of the year.
She also says she wants to drive the Aston Martin from the James Bond films and revealed that millionaire businessman Barrie Wells, who spent £2m funding Katarina Johnson-Thompson, Jessica Ennis-Hill and other athletes, has promised to let her drive his Bentley if she runs under 1:58.30.
Her Olympic silver medal was achieved at 1:55.88.
Hodgkinson - who was unable to run at all in her early teens due to a tumour which has left her deaf in one ear - who burst clear of the other medal contenders.
And she couldn't believe what she'd done, so much so that she was left speechless when she spoke to her trainer after the race.
Olympics 2024-New Olympic Sport Making Debut in Paris -BREAK DANCING
A New Olympic Sport Making Its Debut in Paris - BREAKING
History of Breaking...
BBC 9 AUG 2024
The birth of breaking came in tandem with that of hip-hop 50 years ago. In the Bronx, the most northerly of New York's five boroughs, breaking would become an integral part of the lively outdoor gatherings that became known as block parties, along with booming sound systems.
Taking inspiration from different dance and music styles, breaking developed into a fast-growing cultural touchstone within communities.
The Olympics first recognized breaking at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. Because of its success there, it graduated to the 2024 Paris Games.
In total, 32 athletes will compete -- 16 apiece in the men's and women's competitions -- broken up into four groups of four to begin. The top two from each group will advance to a quarterfinals, which continues until a champion is crowned. The competitors are scored based on five categories: musicality, vocabulary, originality, technique and execution. Some of the favourites are world champion Victor Montalvo and former world champ Phil Wizard for the men and Ami Yuasa and B-Girl Nicka for the women.
Olympics 2024-'I'm a WOMAN': MAN Khelif Claims Gold in WOMENs' Boxing
‘I Am a WOMAN’: Imane Khelif Hits Back in Gender Row After Claiming Gold
'WOKE Olympics' Results in FURY With Imane Khelif Breezing to Victory Despite Gender Controversy
25-year-old beats China’s Yang Liu by unanimous decision
The Guardian 10 AUG 2024
After a fortnight surrounded by a gender-row controversy, Imane Khelif became an Olympic gold medallist for the first time as she defeated the world champion Yang Liu of China in the women’s 66kg category by unanimous decision.
The greatest victory of the 25-year-old’s career was sealed in jubilant scenes at Roland Garros as the Algerian diaspora showed up in numbers, filling out Court Philippe-Chatrier and raucously supporting her for every second of the gold medal bout. Khelif is Algeria’s first Olympic gold medallist in women’s boxing and their first boxer overall to win gold since 1996.
“As for whether I qualify or not, whether I am a woman or not, I have made many statements in the media,” Khelif said after her victory. “I am fully qualified to take part in this competition. I’m a woman like any other woman. I was born a woman, I lived a woman, I competed as a woman, there’s no doubt about that. [The detractors] are enemies of success, that is what I call them. And that also gives my success a special taste because of these attacks.”
Khelif is one of two boxers – Lin Yu-ting fights in the 57kg final on Saturday – who has been subjected to a gender eligibility row following their bans from competing in the 2023 boxing world championships after both failed a gender eligibility test administered by the International Boxing Association (IBA).
Before these events, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) took the decision to strip the IBA of recognition as boxing’s governing body and expel it from the Olympics over a number of issues, including corruption, financial transparency and governance.
Three days after the Algerian *diaspora in France had rallied around Khelif in her semi-final battle, making their support clear after a difficult two weeks, they returned late on Friday even louder.
After the first three finals of the night had finished, some in the crowd came alive at the first mention of Khelif’s name. Chants of Insane! Insane! echoed around the stadium.
“My honour is intact now,” Khelif said. “But the attacks that I heard in social media were extremely bad and they are meaningless and they impact the dignity of people and I think that now people’s thinking has changed....-NO IT HASN'T
Imane Khelif: Boxing Boss Says Olympics is 'Destroying Womens Sports'
Olympics 2024-Its a CRUEL FARCE-SECOND MAN Wins Gold in WOMENs' Boxing
Boxer Lin Yu-ting Sobs After HE Won Olympic Gold Amid Gender Row
Lin un animously beat Szeremeta in womens' 57kg
BOTH MEN Were Blocked Competing in Womens' Boxing by International Boxing Association (IBA) After They FAILED Gender Tests.. Olympic PERVERSE Committee Allowed Them to Compete
The Guardian 11 AUG 2024
The second of the two boxers caught up in a gender eligibility row at the Paris Olympics has won gold, 24 hours after the first.
The Taiwanese fighter Lin Yu-ting secured a gold medal in convincing fashion by defeating the young Pole, Julia Szeremeta, in the final of the women’s 57kg event. Lin won every round unanimously and was never in trouble, punching the air and embracing her coach after a fight she controlled from the start.
It confirmed the overwhelming supremacy displayed by Lin, who did not drop a round across any of her four fights in Paris. The 28-year-old is a double world champion but had not previously won an Olympic medal. She was beaten in the round of 16 at Tokyo 2020 but proved unassailable here, becoming Taiwan’s second gold winner of the summer.
Lin and the Algerian fighter Imane Khelif – who won gold in the women’s 66kg category on Friday – had entered the Olympics amid controversy. Both boxers were disqualified from last year’s world championships by the International Boxing Association (IBA) after it said they had failed gender tests. The IBA, run by the Russian businessman Umar Kremlev and funded by Russia’s state oil company Gazprom, had its Olympic status revoked in June 2023 due to concerns around governance issues and corruption.
Elon Musk & JK Rowling Could Be Jailed if HALF-Man Olympic Boxer Wins Case
HALF Man Olympic Boxer SUES Elon Musk and JK Rowling
Elon Musk and JK Rowling could be handed five-year prison sentences and fined up to £214,000 if Olympic boxer Imane Khelif wins criminal cyberbullying case..Imane Khelif’s biggest fight yet could be against JK Rowling
Donald Trump taunted Imane Khelif by calling Olympic boxer HE
MailOnline 15 AUG 2024
The boxer was at the centre of a gender row that engulfed the Olympics. Now, the gloves are off as he’s filed a complaint over harassment.
ESPN star admits he 'doesn't give a s***' about getting criticized for slamming transgender athletes competing in women's sports
Musk and JK Rowling could face five-year prison terms and fines of up to £214,000 if Paris 2024 Olympics boxer Imane Khelif wins his case against them - after he included the pair in a criminal 'cyber-bullying' lawsuit.
Tech billionaire Musk and Harry Potter author Rowling were among the high-profile figures leading the outcry about Khelif taking part in this summer's Games at which the Algerian fighter won gold.
Now Khelif has filed a lawsuit to French authorities alleging 'acts of aggravated cyber harassment' - and the potential penalties at stake have now been revealed, as well as the prospect of yet more famous names being targeted.
The 25-year-old Olympian, who is not a transgender woman, allegedly has male 'XY chromosomes' which led to 'her' disqualification from 2023 world championships.
At the time he failed unspecified gender eligibility tests administered by the now-banned International Boxing Association, with the International Olympic Committee instead taking charge of the boxing events at Paris 2024.
BRUTAL Boxer Who Won Olympic Gold in WOMENS Boxing is a MAN-CONFIRMED
JK Rowling Leads Calls to Take Away BRUTAL Imane Khelifs Olympic Gold Boxing Medal ...
Leaked Medical Report PROVES Gender Row Boxer is a Biological MALE
MailOnline 2 JUN 2025
The fighter won gold at the Olympics in Paris last year representing Algeria. Celebrities are reacting to the news of Khelifs leaked medical report from 2023 World Boxing had announced Imane Khelif must undergo sex testing which HE did
JK Rowling today led calls for Olympic boxer Imane Khelif to be stripped of her gold medal after a 'leaked' medical report appears to indicate the controversial champion is a biological male.
The alleged medical test on Khelif at the 2023 World Championships comes less than two days after World Boxing ruled the boxer would need to undergo sex screening to be eligible for any future appearances in female events.
JK Rowling branded the news a win for women
The 26 year old won a womens boxing gold medal representing Algeria boxing at the Paris Games.
Khelif was deemed eligible to compete in France despite World Boxing having known about the 2023 more than a years previous knowledge about the test, with IOC president AC/DC Thomas Bach previously questioning the tests legitimacy.
The document seen by 3 Wire Sports via Telegraph Sport, states: Chromosome analysis reveals male karyotype
BRUTAL Boxer Who Won Olympic Gold in WOMENS Boxing is a MAN-CONFIRMED
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Paris Olympics 2024: Medal Table - So Far
re: Paris Olympics 2024 Picture of JOY-Queen Keely Wins 800m & Smashes Record
Paris Olympics 2024: Medal Table -4/5 AUG
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