Khelif wins again to reach final amid eligibility row

Gender Controversy Escalates: Fieldman Makes History with Double Medal Win in Men’s & Women’s Rowing

Henry Fieldman has achieved a historic feat by winning medals in both the men's and women's rowing events at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Fieldman, the first athlete to accomplish this, clinched a bronze in the women's eight, following his bronze win in the men's eight at Tokyo 2020. This milestone comes amidst a heated debate over transgender athlete participation, especially in light of recent controversies surrounding Algerian boxer Imane Khelif. In this video, we break down Fieldman’s remarkable achievement, the role of the coxswain, and the ongoing discussion about gender and competition in sports. #HenryFieldman #Olympics2024 #RowingHistory #GenderDebate #SportsControversy #DoubleMedal #Paris2024 #TransAthleteDebate #OlympicRowing #Coxswain #ImaneKhelif #AthleteAchievements

Imane Khelif Wins Quarterfinal Amid Gender Controversy: Emotional Victory Over Hungary's Anna Luca

Imane Khelif has secured a guaranteed bronze medal after a decisive victory in the women’s 66kg quarter-final at the Olympics. Her triumph was marked by an emotional outburst where she declared 'I am a woman!' This win comes amidst ongoing scrutiny over her gender eligibility, with the International Boxing Association (IBA) previously questioning her participation due to gender test results. The IOC has stepped in to address the controversy, affirming Khelif's eligibility and condemning the hate speech directed at her and fellow athlete Lin Yu-ting. Watch the full analysis of Khelif’s performance, the surrounding controversies, and the latest reactions from boxing authorities. #ImaneKhelif #Olympics2024 #Boxing #GenderControversy #SportsPolitics #OlympicBoxing #WomenInSports #ControversialWin #ThomasBach #IOC #SportsNews

Léon Marchand, four-time Olympic champion is still in his bubble, unfazed by new-found global fame

The 22-year-old French swimmer won four gold medals and a bronze medal in the team event at the Olympic Games. A record unmatched in France.