‘It Doesn’t Count when You Take Drugs’: McEvoy Slams Enhanced Games

Olympic swimmer rejects ‘enhanced’ world record

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Graphic Truth: Graphic Truth: The doped-up Olympics coming to Vegas

On Wednesday, organizers announced the Enhanced Games — an Olympics-style event where doping is allowed — will take place in Las Vegas next year. Critics call it reckless; organizers say it’s a bold leap into the future of sport. Backed by Donald Trump Jr. and tech billionaire Peter Thiel, the Games will challenge anti-doping norms and traditional athleticsAthletes can compete naturally, self-enhance, or join clinical trials using FDA-approved e…

James Magnussen transforms his body on drugs, before $1m Enhanced Games blow

James Magnussen has watched $1m go up in smoke after “juicing to the gills” and transforming his body for the Enhanced Games.

The Enhanced Games Has A Date, A Host City and a Drug

The Enhanced Games, where athletes are allowed to take performance-enhancing drugs, will host its first event in May. One "enhanced" former Olympic swimmer has already broken the 50m freestyle record.

‘We Can Literally Invent Humans 2.0’: The Enhanced Games Envision More Than Events Without Drug Testing

When Kristian Gkolomeev woke up one morning in February, the last thing he expected to do was break a world record in the pool. The Greek swimmer and four-time Olympian, who finished fifth in the 50-m freestyle in Paris and Tokyo, had come to Greensboro, N.C., to take part in a preview of something called the Enhanced Games, a new start-up that plans to stage an Olympic-style competition permitting the use of most performance-enhancing drugs (PE…

James Magnussen’s wild doping experiment and the birth of the Enhanced Games

Australian Olympian James Magnussen has discussed in detail the performance-enhancing drugs he has used to transform his frame ahead of the first Enhanced Games. Photos show Magnussen’s sudden body transformation