Some people say that holding sport competitions cause many troubles, others disagree. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Holding sports competition is thought
be
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to be
to
to a degree exceeding normal or proper limits
too
troublesome by some
people
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people, however
however
others believe the excitement it generates is worth going through the trouble. I think sports has always been an integral part of humans ever since
Olympics
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the Olympics
and in
this
essay
i
refers to the speaker or writer
I
will discuss both the sides of the argument. Competitive sports generate a lot of interest and publicity nowadays and it is viewed as an opportunity to showcase what people are capable of in the field of athletics and sports.
For instance
, holding
National level cricket competition
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a National level cricket competition
in India attract fans from all over the world.
Such
competitions
have showed
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have shown
the world the top level India stands in the game of cricket and it brings together people with same interest
also
leading to income in revenue from tourism.
Also
, the players get to compete in world championship level and make our country proud. According to some people, holding
such
events often creates a lot of trouble and think
such
events should be discontinued. Many a times we see
rivalry
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the rivalry
between the
competitive
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competing
teams often lead to escalated fights and causes injuries to many people.
Also
, the arrangement takes up a lot of time, money and efforts
to run
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run
it smoothly and
this
leads to people thinking it is not worth the trouble. Even if
this
is
achie ved
to gain with effort
achieved
lots of people attending
sport
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sporting
competitions leave a trail of litter which the management has to pay to clear it out. To conclude,
i
refers to the speaker or writer
I
believe sports are essential part of our lives and having competitions help to bring out the best in people. It is
chance
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a chance
the chance
for players to show what they got and a chance
of
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for
viewers to cheer and experience the thrill of sports.
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