


Donald Trump Jr. Backs Controversial Enhanced Games Allowing Performance-Enhancing Drugs
Trump Jr.'s 1789 Capital invests millions in Enhanced Games, a sports festival permitting performance enhancers, challenging traditional Olympic standards.
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Overview
Donald Trump Jr. has announced significant funding for the Enhanced Games through his venture firm, aiming to create a sports festival free from anti-doping measures. The initiative, backed by high-profile investors, seeks to redefine athletic competition while igniting fierce debate over health, safety, and ethics in sports. Despite criticism labeling it the 'steroid Olympics', D’Souza promotes the concept as a platform for innovation and excellence. The first event is tentatively planned for late 2025 or early 2026, with the potential for significant monetary rewards for record-breaking performances.
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