Andrew Voss

Watching on YouTube throughout my broadcast, as you would have been doing, had it on one eye up.

I said, I just reached a conclusion.

the weirdest thing I'd ever watched in sport.

And I will call it sport because it is racing and it is athletes, but it's the weirdest thing I'd ever witnessed.

The idea of four people in the pool, six on the running track, 64 athletes in total after three years, four years of build-up.

What?

What?

The planet's a big place.

There's a lot of people live here, and on the day that the Enhanced Games launch, there's four swimmers, and one of them, with respect, he's a mate of ours, but he's 35 and been retired for nine or eight years.

Seriously?

It's the one and only enhanced games there'll ever be.

There can't be a follow-up to that malarkey.

Well, if they had to run faster than that, that brick wall that they were running, that padded wall at the end, there could have been someone knocked out.

The whole event was weird between races and weightlifting.

It was weird.

I just found it weird.

And at the end, and I'm sorry to use this language, but I was left saying to myself, confirming what I had thought going into it, what was the bleeding point?

Yeah.

100%.

What was the bleeding point of it?