by WorldTribune Staff, August 11, 2024 Contract With Our Readers
Two boxers who were determined by the International Boxing Association (IBA) to be male have won gold medals in women’s boxing at the Paris Olympics.
Algeria’s Amane Khelif pummeled a slew of women to win the gold in the welterweight division. He defeated China’s Yang Liu in Friday’s finale.
Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting won the featherweight division, defeating female contender Julia Szeremeta of Poland.
And then there is Break Dancing, as in the new Olympic sport.
Australia’s Rachael Gunn received much ridicule online for her performance while others came to her defense.
You decide:
It’s surprising that Raygun from Australia is the top breaker. The kangaroo move 😆—how did she make it this far?! 👀 #BreakingForGold She should’ve swapped the kangaroo for a banana to really stand out. What is this? Seriously, is breakdancing really an Olympic event? pic.twitter.com/9zKeyt1MQp
— Bites Of Net (@BitesOfNet) August 9, 2024
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