Jake Paul calls out 'sickening' Olympics boxing controversy, offers fighter spot on undercard

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Arguably the most prominent name in boxing has spoken out about the gender controversy in the Olympics.

After Angela Carini quit her fight against a boxer deemed to have XY chromosomes, Jake Paul called the ordeal "sickening" and "a travesty."

"Doesn’t matter what you believe. This is wrong and dangerous," Paul wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

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Jake Paul speaks during the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson boxing match press conference at Texas Live! on May 16, 2024, in Arlington, Texas. (Cooper Neill/Getty Images for Netflix)

Imane Khelif of Algeria defeated Carini, who lasted all of 46 seconds before going to her corner to call off the fight.

Khelif celebrated the win while Carini was left in tears. After the fight, Carini, was heard yelling to her coaches in Italian, questioning the fairness of the bout.

"I got into the ring to fight," she said, via Italy’s ANSA. "I didn't give up, but one punch hurt too much, and so I said enough. I'm going out with my head held high."

Consdering she opted not to continue fighting, Paul instead invited her to an undercard for his brand, Most Valuable Promotions (Paul's fight against Mike Tyson in November will be an MVP card).

Angela Carini during her match against Imane Khelif at the Olympic Games on Aug. 1, 2024, in Paris. (Fabio Bozzani/Anadolu via Getty Images)

"To Angela Carini although your dreams couldn’t come true today because of the crazy agendas that are at play in our world at the moment, I would love to offer you to fight on an MVP undercard, to show the world your talents on a fair platform," Paul wrote.

Khelif fought under a firestorm of