Overview
- Speaking in London, WADA president Witold Banka called the planned Enhanced Games "very dangerous" and "irresponsible" and asked USADA to do more to stop them.
- Banka suggested USADA lobby financiers and explore legal options, arguing it bears responsibility because the event is slated for Las Vegas.
- USADA chief Travis Tygart has denounced the concept as a "dangerous circus number," though the agency has not taken concrete steps beyond public criticism.
- The organizers plan May 2026 competitions in swimming, athletics and weightlifting that would allow medically supervised doping and target record performances.
- The event touts large payouts, including up to $1 million in prize money and six‑figure appearance fees, and has drawn interest from athletes such as German swimmer Marius Kusch.