The Enhanced Games, a controversial multi-sport event that permits the use of banned substances, was held on May 24 in Las Vegas. Bulgarian swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev made headlines by breaking the 50-meter freestyle record with a time of 20.81 seconds, surpassing the previous record of 20.88 seconds. However, this achievement comes with an asterisk as the event allows the use of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) and banned equipment, such as polyurethane swimsuits. For his record-breaking performance, Gkolomeev received a total payout of $1.25 million, which included a $1 million bonus. In the 100-meter race, Fred Kerley, a notable athlete, won but finished in 9.97 seconds, failing to break Usain Bolt's legendary record of 9.58 seconds. Despite the event's controversial nature, it attracted significant backing from figures like Donald Trump Jr. and billionaire Peter Thiel. Out of ten events, three were won by clean athletes, highlighting a mixed competitive environment.