The Enhanced Games, held in Las Vegas from May 21 to 24, 2026, have ignited intense debate by allowing the use of performance-enhancing substances and technologies typically banned in sports. Advocates, led by promoter Aron D'Souza, argue that this approach could lead to fairer competition and better health for athletes, while drawing on the bioethical arguments of Julian Savulescu. However, critics, including anti-doping authorities, condemn the Games for undermining the integrity of sport and potentially harming athlete health. They argue that the initiative promotes a neoliberal agenda, prioritizing profit and individual choice over collective health and ethical standards. The debate raises critical questions about the future of competitive sports, the role of regulation, and the potential normalization of doping practices. As the Games conclude, the implications for young athletes and the broader sports community remain contentious, with concerns about a trickle-down effect encouraging doping among aspiring competitors.