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Successful sports professionals can earn a great deal more money than people in other important professions. Some people think this is fully justified while others think it is unfair. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

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Some
people
 think that it is fair enough
sports
 professional
players
 have been received high
salaries
; others, including myself, believe that it is unjustified due to educational degree and unimportant social roles.
First
 and foremost, I think
people
's income has to be related by how much
time
 they deduction to study.
In other words
, it seems to be fair that individuals who have university degrees earn much more than others with low or no university degrees. As you know, most
sports
players
 have not any academic experiences even for a year, whereas a physician has been studied for a long
time
, even seven or ten years. They have to pass the challenging course, while most professional's
players
 do not have to contribute any scientific course.
Secondly
, the player's social role is not essential. It is better to say that more money is eligible for
people
 with vital roles
such
 as doctors, nurses, or firefighters who play a central and vital role in our society.
Sports
 events mostly hold fun and recreational
time
;
therefore
,
sports
players
' roles are not eligible to earn a great deal.
On the other hand
, some
people
 think that
sports
players
 invest in their body health and cannot work for a long
time
. They believe that the professional player's income is temporary.
Then
 it is reasonable if they earn more money than other professional occupations.
However
, it is an entirely unfair reason because, on some occasions, the salary for one year of
players
 might equal five years'
salaries
 of a professional physician. By way of conclusion,
although
 many factors are in play when it comes to the concept of earning high
salaries
, I believe both educational's level and social's role are essential two essential items that have to consider in professional's
salaries
.
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