The biggest name in the "doping Olympics," sprinter Fred Kerley, now says he is competing undoped in the Enhanced Games. "I don't need it, I'm here to showcase my talent," he says.
SportsNow it is time for the criticized "doping games" called the Enhanced Games, which counts Donald Trump Jr. among its major financiers. But anti-doping doctor Åke Andrén Sandberg does not believe the controversial competition can threaten traditional sports. He says it is a business project and "a bit like a circus."
SportsA limitless championship where doping is allowed. The Enhanced Games are not well received by Swedish stars. "It's disgusting, disgusting," says Andreas Almgren, who won the World Championship bronze in the 10,000 meters in Tokyo.
SportsFred Kerley leaves pure athletics to participate in Enhanced Games. Henrik Larsson's thoughts? He is such a clown, says the Swede who set a personal record in the World Championship semifinal on 200 meters.
SportsThe so-called "doping-OS" or Enhanced Games has made clear with its biggest name so far. The Olympic Games third-place finisher on 100-meter Fred Kerley will participate in the first games in May next year.
SportsThe track star Fred Kerley is in trouble with the law again. But the American sprinter says the latest assault allegations are false. "I will clear my name", writes on Instagram.
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