Doping-Enhanced Games destined to fail, says sprint great Lewis


Head Coachn of Track and Field at the University of Houston and former U.S. Olympic Track and Field Athlete Carl Lewis attends the Milken Conference 2025 in Beverly Hills, California, U.S., May 6, 2025. REUTERS/Mike Blake

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Sprint great Carl Lewis says he does not think the controversial Enhanced Games will be successful and the American is not keen to lend it any oxygen either.

The Enhanced Games, which allowsathletes to use performance-enhancing drugs to elicit 'superhuman' performances, has stirred the still water of traditional sports and attracted Olympic medallists such as American sprinter Fred Kerley and British swimmer Ben Proud.

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