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News · 24 May 2026

Enhanced Games offer $25m for drug-assisted records

Enhanced Games offer $25m for drug-assisted records

Health experts warn that using performance-enhancing drugs, encouraged at the new Enhanced Games, carries risks like strokes and heart damage. The inaugural event held this Sunday in Las Vegas will showcase top-tier athletes aspiring to establish new global benchmarks across the disciplines of athletics, powerlifting, and aquatic sports. Organisers are offering $25 million in prize money, including a $1 million bonus for certain world records.

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