It's possible for a woman with XY chromosomes to produce testosterone if she doesn't have testicles? or we are talking about a hermaphrodite?

Does she need to have testicles to produce testosterone, right?

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Testosterone is known to help regulate the sex drive of all humans, it plays a bigger role for biological males than females is all.

And there's a big spectrum of intersex people where the levels and impacts are more varied
- So what exactly is she? Trans? Hermaphrodite? Male? Female? I'm confused at this point.
  
  Born female. Identified her entire life as female. Always competed as female.
  
  Why then the amount of hype about this shit?, I mean if it's the way you say I truly don't give a flying fuck about this mediatic show.
  
  Because unscrupulous people with an agenda will seize on anything that helps them push it, whether that thing is true or not.
  
  I've not checked, I believe you're asking about the Olympic boxer?
  
  My best understanding is she's intersex with maybe a chromosome disorder
  
  No, she isn't. She's just a woman. No one ever tested her chromosomes.
  
  Humans never stop surprising me. Do you believe it is fair to let her compete with "normal" women?
  
  My point is: if she have testicles or her body produce testosterone as a male, does it's ok to let her compete with women with ovaries?
  
  Do you believe it is fair to let her compete with "normal" women?
  
  Yes. Michel Phelps is also generally gifted should he be penalized? She meets the criteria for Olympic boxing. Any other statement is revision. I've read she has ten losses to other woman. Check how many Muhammad Ali or Mike Tyson have lost. Sucks for the Italian women.
  
  if she have testicles or her body produce testosterone as a male, does...
  
  She doesn't, so that is not a relevant hypothetical. What if the government is stealing the dog shit from my lawn for research?
  
  She is a normal woman. With ovaries.

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