Olympic champion boxer Imane Khelif shows off a dramatic new feminine makeover after winning gold in Paris, where her failed gender tests sparked a huge row

Olympic champion Imane Khelif has debuted a new makeover to show off her hard-earned gold medal in Paris. Imane Khelif poses for the cameras showing off her gold medal from the Paris Olympics The clip, uploaded to social media, begins with the fighter punching towards the camera and smiling Khelif won gold for Algeria in the women's 66kg boxing competition at the Paris Olympics She also proudly shows off her medal and flashes a smile for the camera in the short clip uploaded on social media. Donald Trump referred to Khelif as a man while on stage not long after the Algerian's victory However the 25-year-old then told Donald Trump to stay out of sports after calling her a man Khelif beat Yang Liu of China in the final of the women's welterweight division for Olympic gold Khelif was paraded around the ring on the shoulders of her coach in front of hundreds of fans 'Who wants men to participate in women’s sports? Angela Carini forfeited her fight with Khelif after just 46 seconds at Roland Garros Khelif's arm was duly raised though Carini refused to shake hands with her victor after the bout The International Boxing Association held a bizarre press conference where they further called into question the eligibility of two female boxers at the Olympics Khelif poses with her new gold medal on her return to Algeria with her Olympic team-mates Ioannis Filippatos, former chairman of the IBA's medical committee, said 'abnormalities' were detected in blood tests in 2022. Khelif's win understandably went down well at home, with football stars Riyad Mahrez and Ismael Bennacer rushing to social media to shower her with praise Khelif — whose involvement in the tournament has been shrouded in controversy — paid tribute to her compatriots after the historic win Khelif became the first Algerian to win an Olympic gold in boxing since lightweight fighter Hocine Soltani in 1996 'Congratulations to our Olympic champion Imane Khelif.'