Professional sports refer to athletic competitions in which individuals or teams participate for monetary compensation, as opposed to amateur sports, where participants compete primarily for non-monetary rewards or personal satisfaction. In professional sports, athletes are typically contracted by organizations or franchises that pay them salaries or fees in exchange for their participation and performance. These sports often have organized leagues, governing bodies, and a formal structure that includes rules, regulations, and schedules for competitions. Professional sports can encompass a wide variety of activities, including team sports like football, basketball, and soccer, as well as individual sports such as tennis and boxing. The industry is characterized by significant media coverage, sponsorship deals, and commercial interests, making it a major sector of the global economy.
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