In Las Vegas there are Enhanced Games — controversial competitions called "grabs on doping". Their participants may legally usage testosterone or anabolic steroids, as long as this is done under the supervision of doctors. Organizers quit anti-doping control,
The organizers of Enhanced Games announce a "new era of sport" in which technology and pharmacology are to shift the limits of human capabilities. The founder of the event, Australian businessman Aron D’Souza, convinces that most of the players benefit from unauthorised support anyway.
The program included swimming, athletics and weightlifting, and the prize pool amounts to $25 million. A million dollar bonus is provided for unofficial planet records at 100 m and 50 m freestyle. 42 athletes appeared on the start lists, including erstwhile planet event medalists and the only Pole — Natalia Fryckowska, specialising in swimming sprinkling. Players could prepare themselves, among others, in Abu Dhabi, where doctors utilized specified measures as EPO or melodonium.
However, the thought sparked a sharp reaction from the sports community. Among others, the planet Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) was critical – part of the federation even announced the exclusion of participants from conventional Olympic competition for life.
