VILLEPINTE, France – The banned International Boxing Association wants to give a $50,000 prize to Italy boxer Angela Carini, who tearfully quit her opening bout with Imane Khelif of Algeria at the Paris Olympics after just 46 seconds.

IBA president Umar Kremlev made the announcement in his latest video in a series of incendiary criticisms of the International Olympic Committee, which suspended his organization’s Olympic recognition before the Tokyo Games and banished the body from the Olympic movement entirely last year.

The banned IBA wants to give a $50,000 prize to Italy boxer Angela Carini, who quit her opening bout with Imane Khelif{ai:summary}<p>In Villepinte, the International Boxing Association, now a pariah in the Olympic world, dangles a $50,000 prize for Angela Carini. Her exit from the ring was swift and tearful, but the IBA sees it as a chance to poke the sleeping giant of the IOC.</p><p>Kremlev's latest move is a desperate jab at his rivals, as his organization struggles for relevance amid its ousting from Olympic glory. #sports</p>

Boxer Angela Carini could receive $50,000 award from banned IBA after her loss to Imane Khelif

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