Enhanced Games is a new global sports competition designed to push the boundaries of human performance. The Games challenge traditional models of sport by embracing science, innovation, and measurable performance enhancement under regulated conditions.
The Format
The inaugural event will take place Memorial Day Weekend, May 24, 2026, at Resorts World Las Vegas and will bring together 40 elite athletes and 2,500 invite-only spectators in a custom-built competition complex. Enhanced and non-enhanced athletes will compete and deliver record-breaking performances across three disciplines: swimming, track and weightlifting. The stakes are high with an astounding $25 million in total athlete compensation on the line. The Games will conclude with a headline closing concert and exclusive afterparty at Zouk nightclub.
The Athletes
The Enhanced Games will host world-class competitors, including world champions and record holders across multiple disciplines. Many athletes compete as members of the Enhanced Performance Team, a professional team structure that provides monthly stipends, coaching, medical oversight, nutritional support, and training camps. The goal is simple: allow elite athletes to dedicate themselves fully to pushing the limits of human capability.
At the heart of the Enhanced Games is the integration of scientific advancement with elite athletic performance, exploring what is possible when athletes are supported by medical oversight and personalized protocols. Competitors undergo comprehensive health profiling and ongoing monitoring, and all permitted performance enhancing substances have established medical uses and robust safety data. An independent Medical and Scientific Commission provides guidance and reinforces a commitment to transparency, athlete safety, and advancing the role of science in shaping the future of human performance.
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