Enhanced Games: the 'Steroid Olympics' hit Las Vegas
The Enhanced Games, often referred to as the 'Steroid Olympics', are set to take place in Las Vegas, featuring elite athletes competing while using performance-enhancing drugs. The event has attracted significant attention and controversy, with high-profile backing and substantial prize money for record-breaking performances. Critics, including the World Anti-Doping Agency, have condemned the event, calling it dangerous and urging for its cessation.
- ▪The Enhanced Games will feature athletes competing for world records while using banned substances.
- ▪Participants include Olympic medalists like Fred Kerley, with a $1 million prize for breaking a world record.
- ▪The event has faced backlash from organizations such as the World Anti-Doping Agency, which deems it dangerous.
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