Some Non-Enhanced Athletes Beat Their Juiced Rivals at the 'Steroid Olympics'

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Greek swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev posted an unofficial world-record time in the men’s 50-meter freestyle. Non-enhanced athletes won both the 100-meter sprint finals and the men’s 50-meter backstroke. Weightlifting produced some of the event’s most dramatic performances tied to enhancement drugs. After years of promises that performance-enhancing drugs would redefine human athletic limits, the first Enhanced Games ended with a mixed scoreboard, a record-breaking swim, dominant weightlifting performances, and clean athletes beating enhanced rivals in several marquee events. Greek swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev produced the event’s biggest moment, swimming 20.89 seconds in the men’s 50-meter freestyle, faster than the official world record and enough to claim a $1 million prize from organizers. “The [Enhanced Games] last Saturday were not only a spectacular event–they were also a major business success,” Enhanced Games investor and co-founder Christian Angermayer wrote on X.

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