Categorías: Todo - fairness - market - revenue - records

por Dalven Brushier hace 4 años

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Performance Enhancing Drugs: Legalized in Sports Competition

The legalization of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) in sports competitions would create a significant shift in the landscape of athletics. While it might offer athletes the ability to achieve new physical feats, it raises concerns about fairness, especially towards non-users and athletes from previous generations.

Performance Enhancing Drugs: Legalized in Sports Competition

Performance Enhancing Drugs: Legalized in Sports Competition

Athletes become stronger, faster, more explosive, etc.

Athletes worldwide will evolve physically as PED's become more readily available.

Creates unfair advantage to non-users.

Debates will ensue nonstop regarding records, stats, fairness to older generations, etc.

Sports Records are Broken

Athletes are able to achieve greater "heights" with additional support from PED's.

Studies/data can be derived from new era of sports performance.

Clearly defines "banned substance" guidelines

Less confusion on what is legal vs illegal in the world of sports.

More fans want to attend games to see players perform.

Increase in Ticket revenue
More profit for sports teams, organizations, tv providers, partners, sponsors, etc.

Increase in Jersey (memorabilia) revenue

Customers and sports enthusiasts will be more attracted to players and overall sports. (Reference 1998 MLB Season)

The pharmaceutical target market for PED's will "boom" economically.

Businesses will increase productivity to provide an "optimal" solution/PED.
As the market grows, thousands will invest.

Studies will take place to figure out health benefits and risks of PED use during sports compeition

Based on these studies, conclusions can be can be drawn for sports evidence moving forward.