
Matt Cullen, a long-time NFL fan in the UK, is ending his streak of attending NFL games in London due to high ticket prices and 'team fatigue'
London is set to host three NFL games in October, but many tickets remain unsold, with fans citing similar reasons as Cullen
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The success of NFL games in London is important for the league's international growth and reputation
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