Many an elite athlete has drawn scorn for the use, or suspected use, of performance-enhancing drugs in recent decades: Barry Bonds in baseball, Lance Armstrong in cycling, Marion Jones in track and field and so on.
However, an Australian businessman is asking: What if performance-enhancing drug prohibitions in sports didn’t exist?
Aaron D'Souza has announced plans for a competition in 2024 called the Enhanced Games, an Olympics-like endeavor that will not comply with World Anti-Doping Agency rules and regulations in track and field, swimming, weightlifting, gymnastics and combat sports.