It isn’t a surprise to know that all successful things have to get their start somewhere. However, it may come as a surprise to most all people that the ICC is only a few years old. This is shocking considering how globally recognized they have become as one of the greatest Championship Cups out there. It is a short history, but one that is substantial. Do you know the history of the ICC becoming a global event?
The Beginning
The ICC came to be during 2013. It was created as a way to give the crowd a world-class tournament event that people would enjoy seeing. It was an event that traveled around Milan, Everton, and more. The season final was held in Miami and more than 70,000 fans were in attendance for it. A year later, there were more than 630,000 people who attended the ICC games and one game alone pulled in more than 100,00 fans. In the same Miami final, there was another season finale, which also pulled in a crowd that shocked many.
Continuing the Fun
By 2016, the ICC had expanded to several places throughout the world. Every game that was played managed to make its mark on history. Each game had continued to draw a huge crowd and promised continued growth in the future. It even pulled the second largest attendance in Wembley Stadium.
The Future of the ICC
Already game tickets are being sold for games that will not happen for another year. This is because it has already shown its popularity and no one figures that it will change in the future. The truth is, Asia football has been popular for centuries, but the added thrill of a championship makes it even more spectacular. People will continue to attend and ticket sales will continue to be great. People will continue to flood the stadiums and excite the players who take to the field. Each season promises to become bigger and better than the last. You are encouraged to take part in it so that one day you can say that you were a part of that history making game and the celebration that happened for the winning team after it. That is something that you will be proud of since most people will never be able to say that they saw history happen.
