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The Greek swimmer has achieved a mark of 20.89 in the Enhanced Games.
Greece's Olympian Kristian Gkolomeev retires, joins pro-doping Enhanced Games
Greece’s Olympic swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev has announced his retirement from traditional competition and revealed he will now take part in the Enhanced Games — an upcoming sporting event that permits the use of performance-enhancing drugs under medical supervision. In a statement shared on social media, Gkolomeev, 31, expressed gratitude to the Greek Swimming Federation and the Hellenic Olympic Committee, calling it a “privilege” to represent G…
Greek Olympian Gkolomeev retires, joins pro-doping competition
Greek Olympic swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev announced his retirement from traditional competitive swimming on Wednesday, saying he will now compete in the Enhanced Games, a controversial new event that allows the use of performance-enhancing drugs under medical supervision.
It has been announced that the first doping-free “Olympics”, the Enhanced Games, will be held in Las Vegas in May 2026. The organizers of the event, dubbed the doping Olympics, also announced a new world record: with a time of 20.89 seconds, Greek swimmer of Bulgarian origin, Krisztian Gkolomeev, broke the 50-meter freestyle record, which has been held by Brazilian César Cielo since 2009 under “normal conditions”.
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