Fred Kerley, an American sprint star and Olympic medalist, has issued a challenge to Australian teenager Gout Gout to race him at the upcoming Enhanced Games in Las Vegas. Kerley, who has confirmed he will not use performance-enhancing drugs during the event, is currently serving a two-year ban for missing drug tests. He expressed confidence in his abilities, stating, "God gave me fast feet for a reason. I’m here to showcase my talent." Kerley, who has a personal best of 9.76 seconds in the 100m, aims to surpass Usain Bolt's world record of 9.58 seconds to earn a $1 million bonus. He believes Gout is the future of sprinting but doubts the young athlete can manage the pressure of the competition. Kerley also revealed that his participation in the Enhanced Games is largely driven by financial benefits, as he feels that athletics has not compensated him adequately in the past. Despite the controversy surrounding the Enhanced Games, including criticism from the International Olympic Committee and World Athletics, Kerley remains committed to competing clean and aims for the 2028 Summer Olympics.