An Australian man has laid out plans for an "enhanced" Olympics, which will forgo drug testing for all competitors.
Australian-born, London-based businessman Aaron D'Souza said the Enhanced Games will "obliterate all world records" by "unlocking human potential."
An Australian man has laid out plans for an "enhanced" Olympics, which will forgo drug testing for all competitors.
Australian-born, London-based businessman Aaron D'Souza said the Enhanced Games will "obliterate all world records" by "unlocking human potential."
On its website, the Enhanced Games features a video which purports to show the "fastest man in the world."
“He has broken Usain Bolt’s 100m record. He has unlocked his body’s true athletic potential,” the website says. “But the world isn’t ready for him.
“The Olympics hate him. He has been vilified. He will be vindicated.”
The website alleges that the Olympic Committee has vilified "enhanced athletes."
“Each Olympiad another cohort of brave athletes sets new world records only to have their medals revoked, their careers suspended and their names dragged through the mud,” the website says. “It is time to end this oppressive cycle.”
The Australian Olympic Committee has already come out and said it is against the idea of an enhanced games.
“We know next to nothing about this organization but sport needs to be clean and it needs to be safe for all athletes,” AOC chief executive Matt Carroll said on Monday. “The Australian Olympic Committee believes the concept of a drug enhanced games is both dangerous and irresponsible.
“The Olympic movement is devoted to clean sport and athletic excellence, celebrating the best in humanity, excellence, friendship and respect.”
