Enhanced Games 2026: Schedule, Prize Money, How to Watch Ft. Fred Kerley and James Magnussen

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American track star, Fred Kerley © Imagn images

The Enhanced Games is all set to take place on Sunday, May 24, 2026, in a 2500-seater arena at Resorts World in Las Vegas. This is a new controversial sports competition, where athletes are allowed to take performance-enhancing drugs that are considered illegal in official competitions.

This competition will feature more than a dozen Olympic swimmers, including Britain’s Ben Proud, who recently secured a second place in the 50m freestyle at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The biggest athlete that the track section will witness at the Enhanced Games is Fred Kerley, whose personal best in the 100m dash is 9.76 seconds and was last seen in action during the 2024 Diamond League in Brussels.

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After his whereabouts failure within a 12-month window, he was handed a two-year ban by AIU. His suspension date started on August 12, 2025, and will continue till August 2027. The competition will feature 42 elite athletes across four sports, including swimming, track, weightlifting, and powerlifting.

A post-event show from the Killers is also scheduled to take place. Let’s have a look at the schedule, live-streaming details and the full list of athletes of the Enhanced Games 2026.

Schedule of the 2026 Enhanced Games

Here is the complete schedule of the events at the Enhanced Games 2026, which will take place on May 24-25, 2026, in Las Vegas. In the swimming discipline, four events will take place, including 50m freestyle, 50m butterfly, 100m freestyle, and 100m butterfly. In the track discipline, only the 100m event is scheduled to take place.

(All UK Time)

Sunday, May 24

  • Opening events – Weightlifting and swimming (11pm)

Monday, May 25

  • Live music performance – DJ Alan Walker and Farruko – 1:30am
  • Main event – Track and Field – 2:00 am
  • Live music performance – The Killers (TBC)

How to watch the Enhanced Games?

Fans can watch one of the most anticipated competitions, the Enhanced Games, on Roku Sports Channel; however, it is for the US, Canadian, and Mexican fans, and it will broadcast on TV in UK. The UK audience can watch the events on the Roku YouTube channel.

What is the prize money of the 2026 Enhanced Games?

One of the biggest attractions is the prize money, as the total purse is $25 million. The athletes who will stand atop the podium will win $250,000 per event, and the ones who will surpass the world records will receive a $1 million bonus.

Complete list of the athletes to compete at the 2026 Enhanced Games

Here is the full list of the athletes who are gearing up to compete in the inaugural edition of the 2026 Enhanced Games:

Swimming:

  • Andrii Govorov
  • Antani Ivanov
  • Benjamin Proud
  • Cody Miller
  • Emily Barclay
  • Evgenii Somov
  • Felipe Ima
  • Hunter Armstrong
  • Isabella Arcila
  • James Magnussen
  • Kristian Gkolomeev
  • Marius Kusch
  • Max McCusker
  • Megan Romano
  • Miguel De Lara Ojeda
  • Natalia Fryckowska
  • Shane Ryan
  • Sohib Khaled

Track and Field

  • Clarence Munyai
  • Denae McFarlane
  • Emmanuel Matadi
  • Fred Kerley
  • Jasmine Abrams
  • Marvin Bracy-Williams
  • Mike Bryan
  • Mouhamadou Fall
  • Reece Prescod
  • Shania Collins
  • Shockoria Wallace
  • Taylor Anderson
  • Tristan Evelyn

Weightlifting

  • Arley Mendez
  • Beatriz Piron
  • Boady Santavy
  • Dylan Cooper
  • Juan Solis
  • Leidy Solis
  • Maryan Usman
  • Mitchell Hooper
  • Thor Björnsson
  • Wesley Kitts
  • Yoni Andica

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