The Enhanced Games, organized by Maximilian Martin, aimed to revolutionize sports by showcasing athletes using performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) at an event in Las Vegas over Memorial Day Weekend. Despite high expectations for record-breaking performances, the event was met with disappointment. Athletes who chose not to use drugs won the 100-meter sprints, and the overall performances were lackluster, with many competitors failing to achieve their best. The only notable achievement was a world record in the 50-meter freestyle swim, set by Kristian Gkolomeev, who used an illegal swim-supersuit. The results underscored the limitations of the available PEDs, which, while effective for building muscle, did not translate into enhanced athletic performance in the short, explosive events featured. Critics argue that the event's format restricted the potential benefits of PEDs, suggesting that longer-distance events might have showcased the true capabilities of enhanced athletes. Despite the lack of impressive results, Martin claimed the event had made a significant cultural impact.