| − | Besides its obvious physical advantagessport can teach one many virtues, for example fair play and [[honesty]], [[modesty]] and acceptance of defeat. | + | Besides its obvious physical advantages, sport can teach one many virtues, for example fair play and [[honesty]], [[modesty]] and acceptance of defeat. |
| − | In the [[United States]] and [[Canada]], the four main broadcast team sports are [[American Football]], [[baseball]], [[basketball]] and [[hockey]]. Franchises are spread across the major cities and their arenas attract large audiences. Although many leading players of these sports are rich, they give to [[charity]] as well. However, some have had low moral standards, for example [[OJ Simpson]], a murderer. | + | In the [[United States]] and [[Canada]], the four main broadcast team sports are [[American Football]], [[baseball]], [[basketball]] and [[hockey]]. Franchises are spread across the major cities and their arenas attract large audiences. Although many leading players of these sports are rich, they give to [[charity]] as well. However, some have had low moral standards. For example [[OJ Simpson]], who was found civilly liable for wrongful death. |
| | In the United Kingdom, [[soccer]] has long been the most popular team sport and its Premier League is broadcast across the world. [[Rugby]] and [[cricket]] are also popular. [[Golf]] was invented in [[Scotland]] and [[tennis]] has its main tournament annualy at Wimbledon in [[London]]. | | In the United Kingdom, [[soccer]] has long been the most popular team sport and its Premier League is broadcast across the world. [[Rugby]] and [[cricket]] are also popular. [[Golf]] was invented in [[Scotland]] and [[tennis]] has its main tournament annualy at Wimbledon in [[London]]. |