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Morgan Campbell

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Enhanced Games showed you can't turn semi-retired athletes into world-record contenders

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By Morgan Campbell
| Olympic FOMO
Analysis Three days after the inaugural Enhanced Games, the heavily hyped multi-sport competition where steroid use was allowed, encouraged and supervised, the event and its parent company were still running up numbers, even if the stats weren’t as gaudy as the pre-games publicity promised.
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Can the Enhanced Games prove it's more than just an infomercial for performance-enhancing drugs? Original

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By Morgan Campbell
| CBC Sports
After the bloodwork and the medical screening, a month of hard training naturally, after one last meeting with doctors to review the do’s and don’ts of the regimen he was about to start, Boady Santavy hustled from a conference room to his suite at Earth, a luxury resort in suburban Abu Dhabi, clutching his drugs. Testosterone, human growth hormone, and another anabolic agent.
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With the spotlight all to itself again, Diamond League looks to capitalize on its default track monopoly

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By Morgan Campbell
| Olympic FOMO
Opinion As CBC Sports senior contributor Morgan Campbell writes, track and field enters the 2026 season facing a challenge. How does the Diamond League, which runs from May to September, engage casual fans in a season that doesn’t culminate in an Olympics or world championship?
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