Fresh off the factory floor, Enhanced Games hasn’t even hosted its first edition yet, but it’s already weathering a storm. With more athletes following Fred Kerley’s lead and betting their futures on the controversial league, WADA chief Witold Banka is stunned. He’s now made a pointed plea to his U.S. counterpart: “We really want our colleagues from the U.S. to do more to make sure that this event will not happen.” A statement that walks the tightrope of diplomacy, but how does USADA feel?

Their response isn’t aimed at Enhanced Games; it’s a blunt rebuke of WADA itself. WADA issued a straightforward warning against letting the games proceed in Las Vegas. In their effort, they quietly employed a strategic diplomatic approach, stating, “There are some legal possibilities they can lobby f

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