Wow, I don't remember the last time a Professional player was DQ'd from a tournament for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Seems to me that would be significant grounds for a Pro to take legal action.
For a pro event, it should be left up to the promoter about a DQ not the TD. IMO.
If there were a Professional organization, a DQ would followed by an investigation, with peers and officials of that organizaion for further actions up to and inculding banning the player from the game.
More than likely the first offence would be just a breif 'time out' say 2-3 months off from tournament play.
NO pro org, no penalties, Earl will be in the next tournament he wants to play in and the promoters will be HAPPY to have him. Gate money will be fantastic with the fans wanting to see if Earl goes off and gets DQ'd again.
Sound like Wrestling?
Seems to me that would be significant grounds for a Pro to take legal action.
For a pro event, it should be left up to the promoter about a DQ not the TD. IMO.
If there were a Professional organization, a DQ would followed by an investigation, with peers and officials of that organizaion for further actions up to and inculding banning the player from the game.
More than likely the first offence would be just a breif 'time out' say 2-3 months off from tournament play.
NO pro org, no penalties, Earl will be in the next tournament he wants to play in and the promoters will be HAPPY to have him. Gate money will be fantastic with the fans wanting to see if Earl goes off and gets DQ'd again.
Sound like Wrestling?