Boxer in gender dispute reaches gold medal bout

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PARIS — Boxer Imane Khelif of Algeria advanced to the gold-medal bout in the women’s welterweight division at the Paris Olympics on Tuesday night, moving one win away from what she calls the best response to the worldwide scrutiny she has faced over misconceptions about her gender.

Khelif has won three consecutive bouts in Paris, and she will win either a gold or a silver medal when she completes the tournament on Friday against Yang Liu of China.

She then controlled her bout with Suwannapheng, who took a standing 8-count late in the third after absorbing a series of punches.“I had heard about the news regarding her, but I wasn’t following it closely,” Suwannapheng said.“She is a woman, but she is very strong.