The French Federation accused the world boxing of “treason” after the women’s team was banned in the entrance to the world championships in Liverpool, because the results of sex tests were not received on time. Tests have become mandatory to enter the female category after sport was shocked by the controversy surrounding Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Yinting at the Olympic Games last summer.

The President of the Federation said Dominique NATO Team that his organization was not able to conduct tests in France, because such tests for sport reasons were prohibited. He said that he talked to the president of the world Boris Van Der Vorst about the testing after arriving in Liverpool, and said that Van der Vorst recommended the laboratory.

The tests were taken on Monday, NATO said, but was informed by the technical director of the team on Wednesday evening that the team was excluded because the results did not arrive.

“I took it as treason and called Boris van der Vorst, I told him that he was taking the dreams of girls, that it wasn’t normal,” said L’Epare, as Nato said.

“He told me that we are sorry, but that he could not do anything, that it was the decision of world boxing lawyers.”

World Boxing said in a statement that responsibility for conducting tests always rested with national federations. “For boxers, it is very disappointing that some national federations were unable to complete this process in time, which means that some athletes did not go through the sports entry process for the world boxing championships,” said the management body.

It is understood that world boxing communicated with federations until August 21 regarding politics, indicating that the test results may take 48 hours and that tests completed later than September 1 may threaten the right to athletes or teams.

It is understood that the management body has worked with many federation in the last three weeks to facilitate tests in Great Britain, and many athletes who have passed through this process have been cleaned to compete.

However, it is understood that athletes from other countries were also unable to compete for the same reason as French boxers.

Khelif is separately requiring the principles of global boxing in Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

Together with the Taiwanese warrior of Lin, Khelif was cleaned of the competition by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) during the Olympic Games in Paris last summer, even though he was disqualified in the World Championships in 2023 for allegedly unsuccessful gender eligue tests.

This competition from 2023 was organized by the International Boxing Association, which was replaced by World Boxing as a global sport federation. Khelif consistently claims that a woman was born, lived as a woman and competed as a woman.