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Posted on Sep 18, 2025 / Sports

American sprinter Fred Kerley has signed on for the upcoming Enhanced Games after being provisionally suspended for missing required anti-doping whereabouts filings. The Enhanced Games permits use of substances banned in global competitions, drawing strong criticism from anti-doping agencies. Kerley is the first U.S. male track athlete to commit to the event, signaling serious attention and controversy for this inaugural competition. Organizers argue it will push athletic boundaries, while critics warn of health risks and ethical questions. The clash between traditional sport norms and this new model could reshape debates around doping, fairness, and what counts as elite sport. Kerley’s involvement may also prompt consequences for his status within established athletics bodies. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

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