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Other24 Dec 2025, 18:08 from InsideTheGamesOrganization mentioned: FINA
Enhanced Games CEO Maximilian Martin has defended the upcoming 2026 event, which permits performance-enhancing substances, predicting a change in public and institutional perception after its debut. Despite criticism from organizations like World Aquatics and WADA, Martin insists the event is safe and controlled, and anticipates other sports leagues will adopt a similar approach focusing on athlete health. Notable athletes like Cody Miller and Ben Proud have signed up, with some aiming to break world records for substantial cash prizes. The organization faces legal challenges but remains committed to expanding the Games to include winter editions and Ironman-style triathlons.
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Other22 Dec 2025, 21:19 from InsideTheGames
The Enhanced Games' antitrust lawsuit against World Aquatics, USA Swimming, and WADA has been definitively dismissed after the organization failed to file an appeal within the 30-day deadline. Despite criticism and concerns over its doping-friendly approach, the event continues to attract athletes, including Olympic gold medalist Cody Miller, and is preparing for a public launch and fundraising effort. The court ruled that World Aquatics does not hold monopoly power in the relevant markets. The International Olympic Committee has condemned participation in the event.
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Other4 Dec 2025, 16:13 from InsideTheGamesOrganization mentioned: FINA
Russia invited Mongolian athletes to participate in the 2026 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summer Games. The multi-sport event will be held in multiple Russian cities, including Moscow and St. Petersburg. Kazan may also host some competitions. Russia is strengthening its sporting ties due to ongoing bans from global competitions.
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Other29 Nov 2025, 16:00 from SportsInOrganization mentioned: FINA
Peruvian swimmer Alexia Sotomayor discussed her performance at the Ayacucho–Lima 2025 Bolivarian Games, where she secured a silver medal in the 200-meter backstroke and three bronze medals. She emphasized the significance of competing in front of her home crowd. Additionally, she was appointed to the World Aquatics Athletes’ Committee.
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Other28 Nov 2025, 22:45 from InsideTheGames
Donal Rukare, a Ugandan sports leader, was elected as the new president of the Commonwealth Games Federation (405) in Glasgow. He is the first African to hold this position. Rukare, who previously chaired Uganda's National Council of Sports and Uganda Olympic Committee, will lead the organization as it prepares for the Glasgow 2026 Games and the 2030 Games in Ahmedabad. His priorities include supporting athletes, strengthening the 'Games Reset' initiative, and expanding the organization's reach.