By Paul Ormerod The Enhanced Games have faced a lot of criticism, but are they really any less fair than the Olympics, asks Paul Ormerod Despite all the glitches and the controversies, the Olympics have provided a great spectacle of skill and prowess. Not least was the dramatic men’s 100 metres final, won by America’s Noah Lyles by five thousandths of a second in a time of 9.79 seconds. Wildly hailed as the greatest ever 100 metres final, seven of the eight finalists were within less than 0.1 of second of each other. Of course, in terms of absolute prowess, Lyles would have been two metres beh…