Three Women Weightlifters Don’t Share Media’s Glee Over First Transgender Weightlifter from New Zealand Participating as a Woman

The media at the Japan Olympics tried to make a big deal about the New Zealand transgender who qualified in the Olympics in women’s weightlifting.  The athletes didn’t share the same excitement about the male-female weightlifter.

We learned shortly before the Olympics that a male turned female transgender qualified for the Olympics in women’s weightlifting.

New Zealand’s Laurel Hubbard Selected as First Transgender to Compete in Olympics in Weightlifting – She Competed as a Man Until 2013

Unfortunately for Hubbard he got beat by a bunch of women.

Male to Female Trans Weightlifter Laurel Hubbard OUT of Olympics After Failing on Third Lift Attempt (VIDEO)

The media was impressed by the Olympics for allowing Hubbard to participate as a woman.  However, the female athletes didn’t share their enthusiasm.

Li Wenwen, Emily Campbell, and Sarah Robles all ignored a question about Laurel Hubbard when asked about their thoughts during a press conference.

“No, thank you.” #SexMatters #Olympics #LaurelHubbard #OlympicGames pic.twitter.com/P6Cz21NQQt

— Women’s Voices (@WomenReadWomen) August 3, 2021

What a strange moment in women’s sports.

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