He was prescribed drugs and had waivers for performance enhancing drugs that would of gotten anyone else banned.

Such a HUGE power advantage.. 50 fight career, 9 losses, 6 wins by knockout.. almost all of her wins were by decision.

Phelps wasn't racing against women, either.

On a scale from 1 to 100:

Phelps: a 97/100 on skill, then gets +2 from his genetic condition. A small boost in absolute terms, but in a professionalized sport where he is racing against lots of other athletes who score in the 94-98 range, those extra 2 points make a difference and disproportionately translate into medals and world records. But this advantage he had was small enough that subsequent generations of swimmers could quickly overcome it due to advances in sports science and take away his WRs.

Khelif: a 35/100 on skill, gets +30 from being an intersex person with male levels of testosterone. A huge boost in absolute terms. In a not very professionalized sport, Khelif faces lots of thoroughly mediocre opponents who are overpowered by her male advantage. Still doesn't translate to a lot of titles because Khelif still only reaches a 65/100 with all of the advantage and is still very beatable for the few top athletes in the field.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Aug 8 2024 11:50pm

too much to unpack in just a few short sentences to even bother tbh

Don't bother engaging in discussions with him. He is a pro at deranging threads in off-topic.

You want to say that this athlete is a trans person and further your bigotry, while the evidence thus provided shows no proof of this, you just want it to be true.

My stance on sports or athletic events in general will always be, I don't care until you force me to care.

Then gtfo this thread. I never said that person is trans, the thread isn't about trans, it's about men beating women.

This post was edited by babun1024 on Aug 9 2024 08:55am

Bro

a man born with lady parts is still a man?