Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya cautions local athletes against participating in Enhanced Games
The Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya (ADAK) has voiced strong concern over the imminent debut of the Enhanced Games, warning that the controversial competition threatens both the integrity of sport and the health of athletes.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsIn May, the Enhanced Games will make their debut in Las Vegas. The competition openly allows athletes to use performance-enhancing substances banned in mainstream sport, marking a radical shift from traditional anti-doping frameworks.The inaugural program will feature swimming, sprinting, and weightlifting, and has already attracted high-profile names such as three-time world champion sprinter Fred Kerley and British Olympic silver medalist swimmer Ben Proud.Three reasons why the U20 category will debut at the 2026 Kip Keino ClassicOrganisers have confirmed 21 athletes so far, with expectations of nearly 50 participants by the time the Games begin. Unsurprisingly, the project has drawn fierce condemnation from sporting bodies ..