Mark Cuban Fined $30,000 In E-sports For F-Bombs: 'League Of Legends' Was In San Jose!
Owner of NBA's Dallas Mavericks, Mark Cuban has been fined a total of $30,000 for dropping the f-word twice, on Saturday, according to The Washington Post.
At the "League of Legends'" show's pregame interview, Cuban was indulging in trash talk when he let the f-bomb out at the charity video game competition in San Jose.
He was hit with a $15,000 fine at the "Intel Extreme Masters San Jose," revealed The Big Lead.
"So if I say it again, I have to pay another $15,000?" asked Mark. "F--k it," he replied and the audience cheered, as seen in a YouTube clip.
Cuban knew the money was going to charity; the fine jumped to $30,000.
The recipient is the CyberSmile Foundation, an organization that is working towards eradicating cyberbullying.
As for the "League of Legends" competition, Cuban had just one kill and nine deaths, while his team members, Meteos, Reginald, Doublelift and Voyboy managed to beat Intel's CEO Brian Krzanich and his team.
Krzanich's team members were Chauster, HotshotGG, Bjergsen and Hai.
Cuban may arguably be the most interesting franchise owner to date, according to Bleacher Report.
Mark made billions when he sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo! and bought majority of the shares of the Dallas Mavericks. He spent approximately $285,000 in 2000.
Cuban is well known as outspoken and is the most heavily fined owner in the NBA.
Since Mark started leading the Mavericks, he has been able to rack up $1.8 million in fines to the NBA league. The fines are mainly for ill-advised or obscene comments, shared Polygon.
A total of 19 fines were made, 11 of which were for inappropriately interacting with referees, or questioning their ability to make the right calls during basketball games.
Billionaire Mark Cuban also owns Landmark Theatres, Magnolia Pictures and is the chairman of AXS TV, an HDTV cable network.
He is also well known for his role as a "Shark" on the ABC hit reality television competition series, "Shark Tank."
