World Anti-Doping Agency moves to dismiss Enhanced US's claims over boycott
( September 26, 2025, 16:56 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The World Anti-Doping Agency moved to dismiss Enhanced US's antitrust claims over an alleged boycott of anyone that supports, endorses or participates in Enhanced competitions, telling a federal judge that personal jurisdiction over the agency isn't possible as WADA — a Swiss company— has no material connections to the US Southern District of New York. The plaintiff only alleges "that WADA issued public statements from outside of the U.S. condemning the Enhanced Games as a dangerous and irresponsible concept, as it promotes the use of prohibited substances directly in contradiction with WADA’s core mission to combat doping in sports," the filing said. See attached document: ...
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