Donald Trump Jr.-backed 'Steroid Olympics' are happening on Sunday. Here's what to expect
The 'Steroid Olympics,' backed by Donald Trump Jr., is set to take place in a purpose-built arena with 2,500 spectators. Athletes will compete using performance-enhancing substances approved by the FDA, under strict medical supervision. Notable competitors include Olympic medalists Fred Kerley, James Magnussen, and Cody Miller.
- ▪The event will host 2,500 spectators and feature a performance by rock band The Killers.
- ▪Athletes will use FDA-approved performance-enhancing substances under medical supervision.
- ▪Competitors include notable athletes like Fred Kerley, James Magnussen, and Cody Miller.
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A purpose-built arena will host 2,500 spectators to witness dozens of athletes. They'll also catch rock band The Killers performing at the post-event show.Alongside the standard training regime athletes go through for competitive events, most of those taking part will also have been using performance-enhancing substances.Athletes can only use substances that have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Participants using such substances have been monitored under strict medical supervision, organizers have said.They aren't releasing individual details of athletes' substance programs.
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