We know that in countries with poor health care that babies are sometimes born with dsds which go undiagnosed until puberty, and occasionally even later. Being 'assigned' female, even being brought up as a female, doesn't have anything to do with what your biological sex is. How can it? Your sex remains your sex. It's entirely independent of observation or cultural factors.
Males with the 5-ard dsd have normal levels of testosterone for men, not high ones for women. That's because they are genetically male and go through male puberty.
The tests were done by CAS approved labs. Even Khelif's own team are acknowledging there's a 'problem with (Khelif's) chromosomes'.
What's frustrating is the pretence that these are some how 2 cases of some incredibly rare, so far undocumented in medicine, disorder of development in which individuals are female, but with male genetics and high testosterone, as opposed to a well known, well documented, male disorder, in which someone male was mistakenly recorded as female at birth and it didn't come to light until puberty. Of course we'll never know because the boxers refuse to take a test and the IOC refuse to make them.
