There are other factors than money. For example, I was a mad cricket fan as a child - spent endless hours watching, analyzing, playing etc. until a couple of my

There are other factors than money. For example, I was a mad cricket fan as a child - spent endless hours watching, analyzing, playing etc. until a couple of my heroes were caught throwing away matches, for money. What I couldn't understand then, and now, is this - they were good in their game, and were already maKing boatload of money. What difference could some more money possibly make in their lives? I stopped watching the sport altogether, it was disgusting. When a sporting hero cheats and gets caught, it makes a huge impression on their fans, especially the younger ones. I agree cheating in stock market has more impact than cheating in sports, but cheating in sports is not something to be swept under the rug.