The History of the Super Bowl
                     The History of the Super Bowl
Introduction
The Super Bowl is the biggest and most 
important American football game of the 
year. It is the National Football League (NFL) 
yearly championship game. 
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Super Bowl
The game is played between the winning 
teams from the NFL’s two conferences, the 
American Football Conference (AFC) and the 
National Football Conference (NFC).
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First Game
The very first Super Bowl dates back to 
January 15, 1967. There, the Green Bay 
Packers beat the Kansas City Chiefs in what 
would become the first of many Super Bowls 
to follow.
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History
Since that first game, the Super Bowl has 
become one of America’s most watched 
sporting events. It is also one of the most 
anticipated television events of the year. 
Millions of people tune in to watch the game, 
which is usually played on a Sunday 
afternoon.
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About Super Bowl
The Super Bowl is more than just a football 
game. It has become a national holiday of 
sorts. Many people host Super Bowl parties 
or watch the game at bars and restaurants. 
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Halftime show
The game is accompanied by a halftime 
show, which features some of the biggest 
names in music.
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Source of Income
The Super Bowl is also a big money-maker 
for the NFL. The league generates millions of 
dollars in revenue from ticket sales, 
television rights fees, and sponsorships. The 
Super Bowl is also a major source of income 
for the cities that host the game.
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Super Bowl Sunday
Super Bowl Sunday has become one of the 
biggest eating days of the year in the United 
States. Americans consume millions of 
chicken wings, pizzas, and gallons of beer on 
this day.
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How it Began?
The Super Bowl is heralded as one of the 
single most important sporting events in the 
world. It is the yearly championship game of 
the NFL, which sees the best from the 
American Football conference (AFC) battle it 
out against the best from the National 
Football Conference (NFC).
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The Winner
The winner of the Super Bowl is crowned with 
the Vince Lombardi Trophy, named after the 
Green Bay Packers coach. Lombardi led his 
team to win the first two Super Bowls.
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