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Well, it started with the basic people who thought the sport would be fun, and little by little more people started playing it, people enjoy watching it and boom the athletes are getting payed 2038430928 million to practice 6 days a week for a few hours and have 1 game or it vary s, if you want an example of a up and coming sport check out Lacrosse.
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