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You don't know that. No one does, because the test wasn't released to the public, because it violates health privacy. Even the name of the test isn't public knowledge. All of this is simply speculation.
They did release that without any violations. Some parts were not released... but the Y chromosome part was released. Both of the olympic boxers in question have had multiple blood tests that reveal the Y chromosome.
And just the thought that it would be perfectly acceptable to hide the Y chromosome because it violates privacy is absurd.
![www.independent.co.uk](https://static.independent.co.uk/2024/08/05/00/Khelif_Interview_Boxing_92085.jpg?quality=75&width=1200&auto=webp)
Imane Khelif failed gender eligibility test due to chromosomes, says IBA
The controversial IBA appeared to clarify events at a hastily organised press conference today
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