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Although sports events are very popular, violence at these events is on the increase. Why is this so? What should authorities do to prevent violence from taking place at sports events? v.1

Although sports events are very popular, violence at these events is on the increase. Why is this so? What should authorities do to prevent violence from taking place at sports events? v. 1
Despite the increasing popularity of sports events all around the world, brutality concerning those events, particularly among fans, has globally grabbed attention. This essay elucidates the wagering of fans as one of the crucial ingredients for the conflict then will connote setting heavy fines by authorities as a solution to reach a rational conclusion. To begin with, we need to consider reasons for people who love sports to behave such irrationally, especially when they watch live sports. This should be examined from different perspectives to fully understand the purposes of this attitude. Monetary incentives, however, could widely be indicated as one of the chief agents. To illustrate, worldwide many are addicted to wager on their favourite sportsmen or teams, ranging from football matches to horse riding competitions. The stress of not succeeding in their bet and correspondingly losing a great deal of money leads to accusing violent treatment. These behaviours might occur in forms of bothering or hurting other individuals or damaging public properties etc. Considering the diverse angles of this social phenomenon, setting a bunch of penalties against the populace particularly in wagering acts concerning sports events somehow could result in a fewer brutal etiquette of sport competition followers. As evidence, in some countries like Iran, wagering on any incident is identified as an unruly action in terms of legal and religion alike. Moreover, heavy fines could be waiting for offenders attempting to bet on athletic competitions. To conclude, although the causes of violent behaviour in sports events are needed to be considered from a different angle, the financial losses stemming from losing wager can be suitably responsible for such manners. Nevertheless, it could be under control by legislating stricter laws regarding wagering, in particular, in the field of athletic.
Despite the increasing popularity of
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sports
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events
all around the world, brutality concerning those
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events
,
particularly
among fans, has globally grabbed attention. This essay elucidates the
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wagering
of fans as one of the crucial ingredients for the conflict then will connote setting heavy fines by authorities as a solution to reach a rational conclusion.

To
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begin
with, we need to consider reasons for
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people
who
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love
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sports
to behave such
irrationally
,
especially
when they
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watch
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live
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sports
. This should
be examined
from
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different
perspectives to
fully
understand the purposes of this attitude. Monetary incentives,
however
, could
widely
be indicated
as one of the chief agents. To illustrate, worldwide
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many
are addicted
to wager on their
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favourite
sportsmen or teams, ranging from football matches to horse riding competitions. The
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stress
of not succeeding in their bet and
correspondingly
losing a great deal of money leads to accusing violent treatment. These
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behaviours
might occur in forms of bothering or hurting other individuals or damaging public properties etc.

Considering the diverse angles of this social phenomenon, setting a bunch of penalties against the populace
particularly
in
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wagering
acts concerning
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sports
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events
somehow could result in a fewer brutal etiquette of
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sport
competition followers. As evidence, in
This phrase/word is too simple and can be replaced with:
some
countries like Iran,
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wagering
on any incident
is identified
as an
unruly
action in terms of legal and religion alike.
Moreover
, heavy fines could be waiting for offenders attempting to bet on athletic competitions.

To conclude
, although the causes of violent
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behaviour
in
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sports
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events
are needed
to
be considered
from a
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different
angle, the financial losses stemming from losing wager can be
suitably
responsible for such manners.
Nevertheless
, it could be under control by legislating stricter laws regarding
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
wagering
,
in particular
, in the field of athletic.
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14Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Although sports events are very popular, violence at these events is on the increase. Why is this so? What should authorities do to prevent violence from taking place at sports events? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
291 words
5.5
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