US EditionThe Enhanced Games, a Las Vegas-Based Athletic Festival Where the Cheaters Can Cheat
- The Enhanced Games, a new athletic festival allowing performance-enhancing drug use, will debut May 21-24, 2026, at Resorts World Las Vegas.
- The event arose as a challenge to the international anti-doping system, which some consider ineffective amid multiple doping scandals since 2023.
- Athletes will compete in swimming, track and field, and weightlifting with purses up to $500,000 and bonuses starting at $250,000 for records.
- Founder Aron D'Souza emphasizes athlete safety via independent medical commissions and personalized drug monitoring, while critics like WADA condemn the event as cheating.
- The Enhanced Games plans to build a permanent Las Vegas training facility and aims to disrupt traditional sports by promoting science and performance advancement.
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Introducing the Enhanced Games—The Pro-doping Olympics
The Enhanced Games are coming. In 2026, a roided-up facsimile of a sports event will bring frighteningly jacked frames and bouts of uncontrollable rage to Las Vegas so dozens of artificially muscle-bound folks can compete to see whose synthetic muscles reign supreme. Scheduled for Memorial Day weekend 2026, the inaugural spectacle promises track, swimming, and weightlifting events. A handful of ex-Olympians have expressed interest, and that’s ki…
New Olympics-Style Games Will Let Contestants Dope Up on as Many Steroids and Drugs as They Want
A new Olympics-style sporting event invites athletes to get as doped up on as many drugs as they want to compete. The so-called Enhanced Games, which are set to kick off exactly a year from now at Resorts World on the Las Vegas Strip, will see roided-up weightlifters, swimmers, and runners face off to break both records and norms, as The Guardian reports. Instead of carefully ensuring that no participants are taking any performance-enhancing dru…
Enhanced Games – that’s the name of a new sporting event that will take place next year. But unlike other competitions, the use of performance-enhancing drugs will be allowed. – It’s more like a clown show than real sport, says Travis Tygart, head of the US anti-doping organization USADA to The Guardian.
The Dopaje Games are already here. The announcement made this week has burst the seams of traditional sport and has shaken the consciences of olympism. They arrive dressed in science and technology, of futurism. And they do not hide that they will use doping substances , forbidden, full of side effects for health. But they arrive with arrogance, with a certain pride of those who sell the end of artificial limits, of unfair competition, unequal. …
A committee has launched sports competitions where doping is officially allowed.
According to its organizers, this very controversial competition of a brand new genre will take place in May 2026, in the United States.
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