Algerian boxer Imane Khelif shakes hands with her opponent who called her a demon yesterday
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif shakes hands with her opponent who called her a demon yesterday
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Iunno, sounds like a compliment to me.
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Certainly could be in context.
Was it?
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If you're my opponent and you give me a compliment like that, it's better than anything my teammates could say.
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The difference in shoulder and arm muscle size... 💀
Edit: so many votes 😆 Hit me up, let's talk about what's bothering you all about calling out the difference in their muscle size. 👍 I'm here for it.
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Also strong arms 👍
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^hit ^me ^in ^the ^face ^pls
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lol, a little bit, ngl. I was surprised she was a boxer, she has leaner arms than even I do. But I bet she'd still knock me tf out.
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Its not that different. She doesn't have much mass on her arm its just flexed. Blue would look similar if she flexed.
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Mmh. I'm not seeing what you're seeing, I think. Looks strikingly different to me. Not radically different, just strikingly. 🤷♂️
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Shame on you for sharing your opinion. Think of the children!!!
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I'M SO SOWWY 😭
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On the gender controversy...the Olympics pool from so many humans that for many years now, you can tell just visually that top contenders are those naturally selected with genetic traits lending them unusual prowess in their sport. For strength based sports, more women with male traits rise to the top and vice-versa for men in more physiologically female dominated areas.
Yeah. Should Michael Phelps have been banned from the Olympics because his genes gave him a perfect body for swimming, giving him an unfair advantage over those who don't? Where is the line drawn?
Pretty much