The interesting twist to this story is that the boxer in question, Khelif is not Transgender. She has a condition where the female body naturally produces more testosterone than other females.

She was born female, has always been female, but because she produces more testosterone than a female normally would she is stronger and more masculine.

So, does that change things? Her opponent apologized for fueling the Transgender implications.

Should a woman who does not supplement with anything like testosterone, but naturally produces more testosterone be allowed to compete with other women?