Sebastian Coe is campaigning to become the next president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) with a commitment to implement decisive policies for protecting women's sports, particularly in the context of transgender and DSD athletes. Coe criticized the IOC's current ambiguous stance, citing the controversy surrounding the Paris Olympics boxing tournament, where athletes Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting won gold despite failing gender eligibility tests the previous year. Coe, who has led World Athletics since 2015 and enacted similar protective measures, insists on a 'clear-cut' policy to safeguard female categories across all sports to prevent potential detriments to women's sports. His campaign also includes plans to democratize the IOC and ensure fair athlete remuneration. Despite his qualifications, Coe faces opposition from some IOC members, partly due to past conflicts over Russian participation in athletics and prize money decisions. Coe's vision extends to modernizing the IOC to adapt to rapidly changing global sports dynamics.