"Adams cast doubt on the testing carried out by the IBA. “We don’t know if the test was accurate. We don’t know whether we should believe the test,” he said, adding that there was “a difference between the test taking place and whether we accept the accuracy or even the protocol of the test”.
Addressing the issue of sex testing, Adams said “it’s impossible to have a sex test that is comprehensive and works and it’s not discriminatory.” He added: “I don’t think anyone wants to see a return to some of the scenes. I know some of those athletes who underwent sex tests in their teens. It was pretty disgraceful. And luckily, that is behind us.”"
Of course sex testing is going to be discriminatory, thats the whole point. I hate that his whole attitude is we don't know what the tests say but we'd prefer not to carry out any of our own.
Why can't the IOC explain why there are sex/testosterone rules for some of the athletics but not the combat sports, surely one is potentially much more detrimental to another persons health if competitions are unfair