The controversy surrounding Algerian boxer Imane Khelif intensified after her match against Italian Angela Carini at the Paris Olympics, sparking debates about gender and fairness in women's sports. Pat McAfee addressed the situation on his show, expressing confusion and highlighting the need for discussions around biological differences, but faced backlash for his comments, particularly from NFL player Taybor Pepper. Khelif, who has a condition known as Differences in Sexual Development (DSD), was previously disqualified from the International Boxing Association's championships due to elevated testosterone levels. Despite this, the International Olympic Committee allowed her to compete as a woman based on her identification and passport. Critics argue that Khelif's biological advantages pose safety issues in combat sports, while McAfee's remarks drew ire for mischaracterizing Khelif's identity and the complexities of her situation. The debate continues to unfold, emphasizing the challenges of integrating athletes with DSD into competitive frameworks.