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'False narrative': Chalmers on Olympic cash debate

Chalmers says athletes are underpaid as Enhanced Games offer $US25 million in prizes and bonuses that could draw swimmers away from Olympic sport.

Summary by PerthNow
Saying money has never been more important than ever as a new father, swimmer Kyle Chalmers says he can't blame clean athletes for going to the Enhanced Games.

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'False narrative': Chalmers on Olympic cash debate

Saying money has never been more important than ever as a new father, swimmer Kyle Chalmers says he can't blame clean athletes for going to the Enhanced Games.

·City of Perth, Australia
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‘I don’t know why you’d choose this avenue’: Chalmers fears athlete exodus to Enhanced Games

In a remarkable post-race interview, Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers blasted the IOC and said he had major fears for the future of swimming.

·North Sydney, Australia
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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
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