WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - 100% totally female weightlifter Laurel Hubbard was forced to bid farewell to her Olympic dreams yesterday after a tragic accident left her with a severely lacerated testicle. Hubbard would have been the first transgender woman to compete in the Olympics. 

The injury is not life-threatening, but doctors have advised Hubbard that she needs to refrain from heavy lifting for at least six to eight weeks as her injury heals. Obviously, that means Olympic weightlifting is off the table. 

Hubbard was something of a controversial figure at this year's games given that she was born a biological male and competed as a male weightlifter until 2013. Many critics argued that this gave her an unfair advantage compared to female weightlifters, but Hubbard says that's ridiculous. 

"Sure, there are some biological differences like bone density and muscle strength between the sexes," Hubbard said. "But none of those gives me an unfair advantage in weightlifting, which is really more about finesse and technique!" 

Hubbard said while she's disappointed she won't be able to live out her Olympic dreams this year, that's just the way it goes. "Sometimes your testicles get in the way," Hubbard said. "That's just something we gals have to deal with."