Read previewThe CEO of the Enhanced Games said the competitive sporting event, dubbed the "Olympics on steroids" by some, will witness older athletes shattering world records.
But Aron D'Souza cautioned in an interview with Business Insider that one meth-induced heart attack could "destroy the whole thing."
D'Souza said record-breaking sporting feats would make the Enhanced Games "the dominant sporting event in the world."
D'Souza also said that the Enhanced Games would try to push back against rule-breaking with financial incentives, like base salaries and health insurance.
In a response to Coe's comments, the Enhanced Games said in a statement provided to BI that it showed that it had "hit a nerve."
Persons:
—, Aron D'Souza, D'Souza, Peter Thiel, It's, they're, Lord Sebastian Coe, Lord Coe
Organizations:
Service, Business, Doping Agency, Reuters
Locations:
Australian