Do you think taunting should be legal in professional sports, why, why not?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

I'm a big fan of taunting. It brings out the competition and add spice to the game.

[BlackJeep]

It used to be so common and we always did this to distract our opponents focus. It was never personal and at the end of the game we shook hands and went home. If you won you act like you've done it before and if you lost you try to get better. What happened on the field or in the arena stayed there. We all learned to keep our composure.

[Anonymous]

Not taunting. Because kids are watching this and it teaches them that bulls***. And I do think EXCESSIVE celebration has to be reigned in. But they do need to keep in mind the game is supposed to be fun. I think the officials do a pretty good job at controlling this.

[Chikky]

Taunting is absurd, how do find joy doing that.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

To rub it their face, plus it's funny to me.

[Chikky]

How would you react if they taunt you countless number of times

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

I enjoy it. It's all part of the competition and spice I talked about.

I grew up like that.

[Chikky]

Alright then, but it's not a good trait

[AviatorTom]

No, taunting is a sign of weakness. Rather than taunt your opponent, just go ahead and beat him, following the rules of the game.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

No it isn't. It's weakness for the little punk whining about it.

[exitseven]

Pro athletes don't pay any attention to tsunts. Leave it the way it is.

[WhiteBoyChill]

Illegal. Its unadultlike and juvenile behavior.

[Iron_Man]

It always happens everywhere not every referee can hear you talking through

[spartan55]

Fighting in hockey adds more spice I think.

[Daniela1982]

Who doesn't shit talk in sports?

[msc545]

Not legal.