Overview
- The 29-year-old former British 100m champion confirmed he will compete at the inaugural meet on 24 May at Resorts World in Las Vegas.
- Event organisers say athletes may choose to enhance under sustained clinical supervision using substances legal in the United States.
- Prescod said the programme offers top-tier medical care, strong training support, and a compensation model that made his return worthwhile.
- UK Athletics chief executive Jack Buckner called the decision "appalling" and said UKA will not recognise the competition or its results.
- The Enhanced Games is promoting significant payouts, including appearance fees, up to $250,000 per event, and a $1 million bonus for a 100m world record, and Prescod becomes the second British signee after Olympic swimmer Ben Proud.