The Enhanced Games are betting big on steroids. Will it pay off?

The first Enhanced Games, where PED use was encouraged, ended with only one world record beaten. But the athletes collected ...

At the Enhanced Games, drugs don’t get athletes banned. They could get them rich.

The inaugural games took place Sunday in Las Vegas, where aging Olympians competed for large payouts, most of them after having taken cocktails of performance-enhancing drugs.
Newsweek

‘Enhanced Games’ Sprinters Get Into Dispute After 100 Meter Race

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Tensions flared between two athletes following the 100-meter sprint at ...

We watched the first Enhanced Games live in Las Vegas – this is what we learned

After the headlines and the hype, only one world record was broken in Las Vegas, though many athletes set personal bests.
The New York Times

At Enhanced Games, athletes are ready for the show, but what will it all mean?

Amid controversy over its very concept, the Enhanced Games, which allow athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs, will take place Sunday in Las Vegas. Etienne Laurent / AFP via Getty Images LAS ...

Proudly steroid-fueled athletes to compete in Enhanced Games on Sunday to dismay of world anti-doping groups

The Enhanced Games made public the drug-use rates of 36 athletes scheduled to compete Sunday. A sprinter, swimmer or weightlifter who sets a record will be paid $1 million.
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Enhanced Games has a valuation of $1.2 billion before hosting its first event

The first Enhanced Games will happen May 21-24 at Resorts World Las Vegas. Athletes will swim, run, and lift weights in front of cameras and a live crowd. Using performance-enhancing substances is ...
The New York Times

The Enhanced Games is here. But forget the ‘sport’ – it has something it wants to sell you

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Los Angeles Times

Regulate the ‘Enhanced Games’ as a medical experiment and a marketing stunt

It felt like the Olympics. Crowds cheering. The American flag standing tall above the bleachers. Trainers jumping with anticipation. A swimmer staring in disbelief at the clock after his final stroke.