'Gender controversy' Algerian boxer was a man after all..."I have testicles and no uterus".

ⓒYonhap News Agency

Algerian boxing gold medalist Imane Khalif, who had a "gender controversy" at the 2024 Paris Olympics, has been leaked as a medical report that he is a biological man.

According to the Hindustan Times and the Times of India on the 5th (local time), French journalist Jafar Ait Aoudia secured a report stating that the caliph had internal testicles and XY chromosomes.The

report showed caliphate to have a 5-alpha reductase deficiency disorder. This is only found in men, according to foreign media.

In particular, the report is said to include the biological characteristics of the caliphate, such as the presence of internal testicles and the absence of the uterus.The report,

, was reportedly written in June last year by experts at the Kremlin Vissetre Hospital in Paris, France, and Mohamed Lamin DeBagin Hospital in Algeria.

Caliph won the women's 66kg class at the Paris Olympics and won the first medal in Algerian women's boxing history.

However, it has been plagued by gender controversy throughout the tournament as allegations that the caliphate had a male "XY chromosome" were raised again.

However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) judged that there was no specific evidence and that there was no problem with the participation, saying that it was marked as a woman on the passport.

Reporter Lee Yu Na from Digital News Team.