Yeah, i agree. It's very easy to get tied up and down with joo semantics and globohomo gender word play, but if he had a DNA test , he would likely be one of those xxyy or whatever chromosomal freaks. It's fairly rare but not unprecedented or unknown for an 'elite level athlete' to be outside of the normal male / female chromosome categorization. There's was also a World class South African female runner that i know of, that had a vagina, no womb or ovaries and internal testes/ gonads and after testing was found to be producing 3 times the amount of testosterone than a normal female.