Quote by Peter Ueberroth

The integrity of the game is everything.

The integrity of the game is everything.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of upholding the integrity of any game or sport. It suggests that maintaining fairness, honesty, and ethical conduct is crucial in ensuring the legitimacy and value of the game. Upholding the integrity of the game is seen as paramount, as it not only fosters a sense of trust and credibility among the participants but also allows for a truly competitive and meaningful experience for all involved.

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