We will witness legalised murder in the ring if this insane wokery is allowed to continue, writes boxing legend JEFF POWELL

Yesterday’s fight between Italy’s Angela Carini and Algerian Imane Khelif is a red flag as huge as that Chinese banner unfurled the other day at the gymnastics arena. Algeria's Imane Khelif won her women's welterweight bout when Angela Carini quit Carini was hit twice in the opening round before abandoning the contest after 46 seconds The Italian boxer dropped to her knees after quitting and was seen crying in the ring Khelif's participation in the event has been a source of controversy having been disqualified from the Women's World Boxing Championships last year Carini admitted before the fight that 'she could 'only adapt to the rules of the Olympics' Taiwan's Lin Yu Ting has been cleared to compete, despite also being disqualified from last year's World Championships Just two punches and 46 seconds into her fight against Khelif, she begged her corner to pull her out and then collapsed in tears. Both fighters have been approved to take part in the Paris Olympics even though they were disqualified from last year’s World Boxing Championships after the IOC said they had failed tests – for having too much of the male hormone. Did no one in the delegates’ freebie bubble put down their champagne glass long enough to glance at clips showing Khelif crunching previous girls - and realise that of all the sporting disciplines, boxing is the most perilous of all for women battling against opponents with male physiques? Charlotte Dujardin was banned from the Olympics for whipping a horse 24 times around the legs She has won three Olympic gold medals but will not be adding to her tally in Paris Both men's and women's triathlon races took place amid water quality concerns in the River Seine Paris 2024 and World Triathlon stressed the water quality met their strict tests to allow racing Sharron Davies, in high dudgeon even though she works for the snowflake BBC, has condemned permitting biological males to compete against females in swimming or any other sport as a disgrace.