Enhanced Games pays millions for steroid-fueled records
#EnhancedGames #PEDsThe Enhanced Games paid athletes millions to compete while using steroids, but only one world record was set. The company lost 40% stock value yet remains confident in its business model, paying athletes life-changing sums despite financial losses. read more
Enhanced Games Launch in Vegas Without Drug Bans
#EnhancedGames #PerformanceEnhancingDrugsThe Enhanced Games launch Sunday in Las Vegas, allowing performance-enhancing drugs with medical oversight. Featuring swimming, track, and weightlifting, the event offers $25 million in prizes. Critics warn of severe health risks, while backers include Donald Trump Jr. and Peter Thiel. read more
Kerley vows clean run at Enhanced Games, eyes LA28
#EnhancedGames #FredKerleySprinter Fred Kerley, banned from regular track until 2027 for missed tests, will race clean at the Enhanced Games. He insists a multimillion-dollar contract, not drugs, drew him. Kerley vows to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and break Usain Bolt’s world record. read more
Enhanced Games embraces performance-enhancing drugs
#EnhancedGames #PEDsThe Enhanced Games embraces PEDs, offering athletes like Shania Collins and Cody Miller medical supervision and high pay. Founder Aron D'Souza and investor Christian Angermayer aim to normalize steroids in sports and society, despite ethical concerns about safety and the spirit of competition. read more
Olympic Champ Defies Ban, Joins Enhanced Games
#EnhancedGames #OlympicSwimmingOlympic gold medalist Hunter Armstrong will swim in May's PED-friendly Enhanced Games while aiming for the 2028 Olympics. He claims financial necessity and plans to stay clean, testing World Aquatics' new rules against such crossover participation. read more