Banned boxing body fighting back at IOC

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GENEVA—The International Boxing Association (IBA) said Monday it will file criminal complaints against the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in the US, France and Switzerland.

Trump has frequently misgendered the boxers as men and last Wednesday at the White House spoke without evidence of “two women or two people that transitioned and both of them won gold medals.

The IOC said on Monday the legal tactic was “just another example of IBA’s campaign against the IOC which is ongoing since their recognition was withdrawn … for issues related to governance, judging and refereeing as well as questions around their finances.