From fierce criticism, a contested world record, to stock market collapse, it is fair to say the Enhanced Games has got off to a rocky start.
The inaugural event, held in Las Vegas on Monday [AEST] and overseen by Australian founder Aron D’Souza, received significant backlash after its athletes – both clean and doped – failed to meet expectations.
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Aussie swimmer James Magnussen finished last in his quest to break the 100m freestyle world record, while US sprinter Fred Kerley also fell well short of the 100m world record despite plenty of talk he was ready to challenge Usain Bolt.
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