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Donald Trump Jr.-backed 'Steroid Olympics' are happening on Sunday. Here's what to expect
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- The Enhanced Games, dubbed the "Steroid Olympics," will see 42 athletes compete across swimming, track and weightlifting.
- The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the International Olympic Committee have been highly critical of the games, which were announced in 2023.
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Sign up today for the CNBC Sport Newsletter. A new sports competition featuring Olympic medalists will take place in Las Vegas on Sunday. The twist? The competitors can take performance-enhancing drugs.
The Enhanced Games, dubbed the "Steroid Olympics," will see 42 athletes compete across swimming, track and weightlifting.
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