You're probably too naive. In any discipline (tennis, boxing, football, etc.), at any level (even up to world championships), match-fixing occurs. Should we stop watching sports altogether now? If two players want to achieve the same result (it doesn't matter at what stage the deal takes place), it's impossible to stop them. The problem is that if you're already resorting to crime, it's not necessary to shout about it from the rooftops.
That's a good comparison. But in sports, a proven case of match-fixing results in a lengthy disqualification and the revocation of all awards. For example, Juventus was stripped of three titles and relegated to Serie B. But what happens here?
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I thought and thought and came up with an excuse for myself: I didn't drink at all for the first three days of the tournament, not even a sip of beer. Because I came to the tournament (from another country) with only one goal.
What about respect for the opponents who tried hard, sweated, but didn't buy wins? Come on, it's a fun tournament, and no one will give you anything for winning it.
You can't understand Russia with your mind:confused:
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