Why Juiced Athletes Coming Up Short At The ‘Enhanced Games’ Was Actually Good For Sports

Why Juiced Athletes Coming Up Short At The ‘Enhanced Games’ Was Actually Good For Sports

Source: BroBible

Summary

The first-ever Enhanced Games took place in Las Vegas, featuring former Olympians competing in Sprinting, Swimming, and Weightlifting while using performance-enhancing substances. The event was met with mixed reactions, with some seeing it as a success and others as a failure. The results showed that the “enhanced” athletes did not significantly outperform their non-enhanced counterparts, with only one swimmer breaking a world record. The event’s outcome has sparked debate about the use of performance-enhancing substances in sports.


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The habit gets a new name: “Enhanced.”

The Enhanced Games, a competition where athletes used performance-enhancing substances, was seen as a test of what humans are capable of. But the results showed that being “enhanced” didn’t necessarily lead to superhuman results. In fact, many athletes performed worse than their non-enhanced counterparts. The event’s outcome has sparked debate about the use of performance-enhancing substances in sports. And now, the Enhanced Games website is selling banned substances, because of course it is.

The “enhanced” lifestyle is just a rebranded version of the same old shortcuts.