It doesn't matter if LH wins gold or does nothing more than walk to the platform then trip over the bar.
The point is LH has taken the place of a female athlete and shouldn't be at the Olympics, other than as a spectator. LH wouldn't have a hope in hells chance of qualifying for the male weightlifting team.
A female weightlifter in her forties, after suffering a near-career ending injury only a couple of years before, would never have managed to qualify for the women's team. And yet, for some mysterious reason, LH has managed what would be the near-impossible for a biological woman.
To blatantly quote myself from the other LH thread.
LH took top place at the podium in the Pacific Games in Samoa in 2019, meaning Feagaiga Stowers took silver rather than gold. Stowers was called "a ray of hope for young girls and women who might be going through what she had to overcome" by the Samoan Observer, The victim of abuse, she was among the survivors of sexual violence who sought refuge and was given a second chance at life at the Samoa Victim Support Group. Weightlifting was part of the rehabilitation programme where Stowers excelled and found her confidence.
LH is the son of a wealthy ex-politician and was charged with careless driving causing injury after a car crash in 2018. The Judge suppressed LH's name to help LH "avoid the distress of dealing with social media comment while she trained for Olympic qualifying events." This was subsequently overturned as the Judge "had made a number of errors and Hubbard's potential distress did not meet the legal test for suppression."
Prior to transitioning LH did not compete in international weightlifting but suddenly found success since transitioning in 2012, winning several elite titles.
One of these is an inspiring female role model for aspiring athletes. The other is not.