Champion Disqualified Amid Gender Controversy
The sporting world has been rocked by the dramatic disqualification of Jammie Booker, who was stripped of her World's Strongest Woman title just days after winning the prestigious competition. The 28-year-old American athlete saw her victory overturned after organisers received explicit images and videos that allegedly revealed she was biologically male.
The controversy erupted during the 2025 World's Strongest Woman event in Arlington, Texas, where Booker had been crowned champion last weekend. However, by Tuesday, organisers had taken the extraordinary step of revoking her title following the emergence of compromising material.
Podcast Revelations and Personal Life
Prior to the scandal, Booker had appeared on a podcast in July where she discussed her unconventional personal life and training regimen. During the interview with fellow strongwoman Erin Murray, Booker revealed she maintains relationships with three partners while balancing her athletic career.
'How do I balance partners, a full-time job and training? Google calendars,' Booker explained. 'I think even monogamous couples could really benefit from scheduling their time.'
Booker detailed her meticulous approach to time management, stating she takes each partner on a weekly date while prioritising her morning training sessions. 'Workouts come first thing in the morning so I get those out of the way,' she told the podcast. 'I'm done working out and am on my way home by the time everyone else is awake.'
The Investigation and Fallout
The situation escalated dramatically when competitors began receiving explicit content in the early hours of Monday morning. British athlete Andrea Thompson, who has now been elevated to champion, described how the material originated from an adult entertainment website.
'Very explicit pictures and videos of this person, which then obviously put her gender into question,' Thompson told the Daily Mail in an exclusive interview.
Official Strongman Games released a bombshell statement confirming their decision: 'It appears that an athlete who is biologically male and who now identifies as female competed in the Women's Open category. Competitors can only compete in the category for the biological sex recorded at birth.'
The organisation attempted to contact Booker for clarification but received no response within their 24-hour deadline. This prompted them to seek legal advice before proceeding with the disqualification.
Adult Entertainment Connections
A Daily Mail investigation uncovered compelling evidence linking Booker to adult entertainment. The athlete bears a strong resemblance to a porn performer known as Jammie Jay, and Booker's social media handle @jammiejaysvids on TikTok further strengthens this connection.
Records from the Internet Adult Film Database reveal that Jammie Jay received nominations for Trans Erotica Awards in both 2020 and 2022. The performer appeared in numerous adult films with explicit titles, though the Daily Mail's attempts to confirm whether Booker had worked in pornography received no response.
Further evidence emerged from a YouTube video uploaded in September 2017 to what appears to be Booker's channel, where she describes herself as 'a 21-year-old trans woman with a history of abuse.'
The controversy has sparked intense debate within the strongwoman community about gender verification processes and competition integrity. As Thompson assumes the championship title she initially lost to Booker, questions remain about how such situations can be prevented in future competitions.
