It is true that sports players are paid much more than people from other vital fields. While some think that it is unreasonable, I agree with those who argue that these athletes deserve such high revenue.
On the one hand, there is a strong variety of resources to believe that it is unjustified to offer sportspeople high income. Perhaps, the major argument would that sports only serve recreational purposes, whereas people working in medical and educational fields make a greater contribution to society. This can be illustrated by teachers, who deliver valuable lessons that facilitate the development of academically and morally successful individuals. Likewise, doctors and numbers of people working related to the health care profession, after a harsh period of accumulating knowledge, devote their career to saving lives and detecting remedies for dangerous diseases. Without these occupations, the community would fail to thrive, which means that its citizens have to suffer an inferior standard of life.
On the other hand, I support the view that these athletes are entitled to receive high income. To begin with, the pursuit of sports field not only requires nonstop efforts and persistence but also complies with constant hard training. In addition, these athletes with shorter careers and living without their family, frequently tolerate and face the risk of injuries that threaten their enterprise. Furthermore, due to the fact that they are illustrious sports players, their victory in international competitions brings pride and honor to their country. Besides, they have to bear a furious mood of the community, if they create or be implicated in any little tiny scandals as well as fail to compete with other rivals.
To summarize, owing to the resources mentions above, although relying upon the view of some people that it is undeserved, if the athletes get a great income than some from other crucial occupation, it seems to me that I am in favor of those who debate that how much money these sportspeople receive, is worth to them.
It is true that
sports
players
are paid
much more than
people
from
other
vital fields. While
some
think
that it is unreasonable, I
agree
with those who argue that these
athletes
deserve such high revenue.
On the one hand, there is a strong variety of resources to believe that it
is unjustified
to offer sportspeople high income. Perhaps, the major argument would that
sports
only
serve recreational purposes, whereas
people
working in medical and educational fields
make
a greater contribution to society. This can
be illustrated
by teachers, who deliver valuable lessons that facilitate the development of
academically
and
morally
successful individuals.
Likewise
, doctors and numbers of
people
working related to the health care profession, after a harsh period of accumulating knowledge, devote their career to saving
lives
and detecting remedies for
dangerous
diseases. Without these occupations, the community would fail to thrive, which means that its citizens
have to
suffer an inferior standard of life.
On the
other
hand, I support the view that these
athletes
are entitled
to receive high income. To
begin
with, the pursuit of
sports
field not
only
requires nonstop efforts and persistence
but
also
complies with constant
hard
training.
In addition
, these
athletes
with shorter careers and living without their family,
frequently
tolerate and face the
risk
of injuries that threaten their enterprise.
Furthermore
, due to the fact that they are illustrious
sports
players, their victory in international competitions brings pride and honor to their country.
Besides
, they
have to
bear a furious mood of the community, if they create or
be implicated
in any
little
tiny scandals
as well
as fail to compete with
other
rivals.
To summarize
, owing to the resources mentions above, although relying upon the view of
some
people
that it
is undeserved
, if the
athletes
get
a great income than
some
from
other
crucial occupation, it seems to me that I am in favor of those who debate that how much money these sportspeople receive, is worth to them.