I couldn't agree more . . . and I like it.

>>And let us not forget that 'Professional Sport" is first a business and second a sport.
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>Now be a sport and confess that it's showbiz and not a sport at all :).
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>Sport is what one does for fun: "organised or unorganised recreation, usually following specific sets of rules and in the form of competition". Usually, but not necessarily. Recreation, not occupation.
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>Of course, as long as there are sheep, there will be sweaters. People are willing to pay to see others compete in long spit - fine, charge them tickets. Just don't forget where the word "sport" came from.