Canadian public broadcaster CBC is organizing

Canadian public broadcaster CBC is organizing the commotion surrounding Algerian women's boxer Khelif well. Here are the facts and common sense I thought:

1. The gender doubts of any player cannot be based on the fact that the victory was overwhelming or on the complaints and anger of the losers.
2. Anyone who has been born a woman and has lived as a woman all their lives cannot suddenly say, "You are not a woman" or "You are trans, right?" You should not judge someone else's identity according to your taste.
2. The only reason for the outpouring of suspicion and conviction that he was not a woman after the overwhelming victory was that Califf, a Taiwanese player, and Yutting were disqualified last year due to gender identity issues at a competition organized by the International Competition Association (IBA).
3. But will the IOC, not the IBA, be in charge of the boxing tournament at this Olympics? This is because the IBF organization has lost trust due to its deep-rooted corruption history and has been excluded from the Olympics. It is said that no documentary basis has been presented for the sex identity test of last year's IBF competition. The only thing that talks about Califf's sex chromosome is his interview remarks with the Russian TAS news agency.
4. Then what kind of person is Kremlev, the Russian president of the boxing association. The person who was in the middle of corruption at the association and who is now most dissatisfied with being excluded from the Olympics. Again, no trust can be given.

5. Let's take a look at the characters of this fiasco:
Califf: I just did my best honestly by qualifying from the Olympic Committee and competing without any wrongdoing. I've been a good player before, but I've improved a lot now. Maybe the only one I can trust in this commotion.
Carini Italian: I felt bad for losing the game, and I wanted to blame my opponent because I felt unfair. But after finding composure, he said he wanted to apologize to Califf. He is a courageous young man who was immature but soon admits his wrongdoing.
Kremlev, President of the International Boxing Association: These days, people on social media are saying, "This Olympic boxing tournament is in the navy blue, IOC President Thomas Bachya is the black man." Can you trust someone like this at all? There is a phrase in CBC's analysis: "Accepting what he is saying about gender is like asking Donald Trump to elaborate on how race, nationality, culture, and identity are intertwined. He is not just ignorant, he has a personal interest that will lead us to misinformation."
Countless people, netizens, who criticized Califf: He made a woman-beater guy out of thin air for doubting someone's gender identity, and bully demonized a player who did his best at the game. The majority also led to unexpectedly anti-transgender claims... Do you have the courage to apologize like a young Italian? If that doesn't happen, can you reflect on yourself that you are so easily swept up in one-sided claims because of your own prejudice against gender identity?