Arreola receives ban for swearing

[bojangles1987]

Considering how much cursing goes on in corners in between rounds, this makes no sense at all.

[eli porter]

to be honest, boxing should try to appeal to a wider market BUT so the **** what if someone swears for ****s sake?

[Freddy Krueger]

If someone got offended for him cursing then they shouldn't even be watching boxing in the first place, corner men curse all the time like the other user said. How are swear-words going to offend someone? But no someone beat the ever living **** out of each other? So violence is alright but cursing is not?

[Doorag]

a fine would be more just.. is this for real?

[flem1]

to be honest, boxing should try to appeal to a wider market BUT so the **** what if someone swears for ****s sake?

Now now, try to be more professional

[fightaddicted]

soo does that mean malinaggi is banned for saying hbo is bull****..

[The Gully Gad]

Ahhh thats some bull****..
Its a mans sport its Boxing *** they expect ping pong

He was emotional i respect him more for swearing lol
he was being real its how he felt...

That is some straight out bull****..

[starjammer]

What a joke. I laugh at these idiots who imposed this sanction. Laugh at them.

[cuzfozzy]

ban him for crying but swearing ??? WTF ?!!!!!

[MJ406]

what the bleep?

on another note I don't mind it terribly much

just imagine if this rule applied to MMA/UFC

Dana White would never be allowed to speak in public.

6 months does seem kinda excessive, but I honestly don't mind it as emotional or not, using excessive profanity on telivision just comes across as kinda childish IMO.