UFC athlete Matt Brown and past swimmer Riley Gaines have both responded to USA Boxing’s new rule allowing trans women to participate in the game.
Athletes under the age of 18 are only permitted to engage in the sex of their birth, per the plan. Transgender women may, however, compete in the adult category as long as they have undergone gender reassignment surgery and declare their gender identity.
Additionally, the athlete is required to give USA Boxing the required documentation of monthly testosterone testing for a minimum of four years following surgery. For at least four times due to their first fight, the quarterback’s serum testosterone level must be below 5nmol/L.
Some members of the sporting group are not pleased with USA Boxing’s statement because they think transgender women will be unfairly disadvantaged in a matchup compared to their counterparts of color.
Numerous brands, including Brown, Gaines, and others, have responded to the media. Look at a few of them down above:
I’ve never heard anything so stupid.
“USA boxing @ USABoxing to enable people to engage in combat with people who simply claim to be women.” Mark my thoughts, before these cruel fools awaken, a person will have to be killed.
I wonder if the boxers in the USA who agreed to this were ladies who had sparred a person their length without being restrained and noticed the difference in speed, power, and blow resistance. And that includes large boots and headgear. It’s probably a bunch of c**ts who haven’t even boxed, I fucking doubt it.
Advice from Matt Brown for those who feel lost
Matt Brown posted a number of articles about his early drug addiction struggles on X next month. Brown discussed how he overcame a near-death knowledge to arrive at his current location.
The UFC welterweight offered guidance to those feeling lost in one of the content, saying:
” Life is short, but it’s crucial to realize that this is a marathon, not an easy run.” You may arrive wherever you desire. However, you might need a longer time sky.
