Category: Doping
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Is the New ‘Olympics on Steroids’ Event Revolutionizing Sport, or Dangerous and Disrespectful? | ITV News
Enhanced Games competitors will be allowed, if not encouraged, to take performance-enhancing drugs like steroids, testosterone, and growth hormones, which are typically legal to possess but are banned in competitive sport. Organisers hope the event will remove the stigma of using the substances and promote safer ways in which to push human limits. Critics argue…
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“Uncomfortable!” Darren Bent Questions What Message Competing in Enhanced Games Sends to Youngsters | TalkSport
Andy Goldstein and Darren Bent debate 2024 Olympic silver medalist, Ben Proud, becoming the first British athlete to sign up to the Enhanced Games.
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Did The Enhanced Games Just Buy Ben Proud? | Kyle Sockwell
Ben Proud has announced he is stepping away from traditional swimming to join the Enhanced Games, a controversial project that promotes “no-limits” performance. Instead of continuing on the path of World Championships and Olympics, Proud is betting on an unproven concept that has raised serious questions about athlete health, legitimacy, and long-term impact on the…
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“Conflict & Controversy!” Simon Jordan Questions British Enhanced Games Athlete on Big Money Switch | TalkSport
Simon Jordan and Jim White are joined by 2024 Olympic silver medalist, Ben Proud, who has become the first British athlete to sign up to the Enhanced Games.
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Enhanced Games: Why British Swimmer Ben Proud Retired From ‘Traditional Swimming’ to Compete | Sky Sports News
Geraint Hughes explains the concept of the controversial Enhanced Games and whether athletes competing in the competition, including British swimmer Ben Proud, should receive funding.
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A Doping Scandal, a Freak Accident and a Secret Illness: Shayna Jack’s Comeback | Australian Story
When swimmer Shayna Jack tested positive to a banned substance five years ago, her world imploded. Branded a drug cheat, she was expelled from swimming and forced to defend herself at not one, but two hearings against world anti-doping authorities. Shayna was ultimately cleared of intentional doping but after two years away from the pool,…
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China Hits Back at US Over Olympics Doping Controversy | Bloomberg Television
China’s anti-doping agency is calling for “intensified testing” of American athletes, hitting back at the US amid their spat over allegations of performance-enhancing drug use. The dispute between both countries has escalated during the Summer Olympics in Paris, as Minmin Low reports on Bloomberg Television.