The “Steroid Olympics” concluded a “double-digit” million-dollar cash injection from investors led by Donald Trump Jr. as the controversial sporting event pursues its American debut.
The funding round was closed last week, Australian businessman Aron D'Souza, president of Enhanced Games, told the post in an interview Monday. He refused to provide additional details about the fundraising.
“It was a monumental effort to get the Trump name behind the enhanced game,” D'Souza told the Post. “This is now a very American project.”
The first enhanced game will include track, swimming, weightlifting, “combat” and gymnastics events, which will be held later this year in “warm” American cities that “help winter months” later this year It may be.
“If Biden were elected, he wouldn't have hosted the game in the US,” he said.
“The CEO of Silicon Valley was generally all Democrats up until this election, because of the Biden administration's deep and deep antagonism towards innovation and technology,” D'Souza said, particularly the Democrats' tough on cryptocurrencies. I called for an attitude.
The game's goal is backed by investors like Peter Tiel and Christian Angel Meyer – allowing athletes to dope drugs that improve their legally available performance and become handsome. Break world records while paying.
The expanded game requires medical screening, including heart and brain imaging and heart rhythm monitoring. According to the website.
The International Olympic Committee is “the incumbents of legacy, with a huge century of multi-billion dollar monopolies, and they fear competition,” says D'Souza. “The IOC has never competed and is extremely threatened by it.”
D'Souza said the enhanced game was the Trump administration, particularly the new Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Anti-vaccine politicians who survived the controversial nomination process have approved the use of testosterone replacement therapy.
“He's in his 70s and he's going to the gym every day, pulling ups in ways that Joe Biden could never do,” D'Souza said.
Along with Don Jr., the enhanced game has the power of key star investors. Find supporters of German billionaires investing in biotech and psychedelics, crypto investors Balaji Srinivasan and Angermeyer.
A venture capitalist billionaire and co-founder of PayPal and Palantir Technologies, Thiel is another investor with ties to the White House.
Thiel faced a controversy after funding the takedown of gossip news site Gawker and then funding wrestler Hulk Hogan's lawsuit against a media company over his leaked sex tapes. D'Souza led the lawsuit.
Having invested millions in the project and admitted to using the drugs that improve performance himself, D'Souza argued that alcohol is a much more damaging substance. A 15-year-old study.
His game seduces athletes, but with prize-rich drugs ($1 million bags for record-breaking at track and swimming events, as well as five- or six-figure advance payments to participants Payment) also promotes dangerous substances.
“Two drugs are fast food and processed foods, which damage public health more than other substances throughout human history,” he said. sponsor.
James Magnussen, one athlete and Australian Olympic swimmer, has publicly expressed his interest in participating after offering to pay $1.5 million if he could crush the 50-meter freestyle record. .
“If I spend $1 million on 50 Freestyle World Record, I'll be their first athlete.” He told the sports podcast Early this year.
“I'll juice the gills and break it in six months,” he added.
