(Reuters) - Wales back-rower Ross Moriarty says he will not change his style of play despite picking up a four-week suspension after being sent off against Argentina in June.
The 24-year-old drew criticism after being shown a red card for choking Nicolas Sanchez as Wales sealed their first test series victory in Argentina since 1999.
"I won't change," Moriarty told a news conference after joining PRO 14 side Dragons from Gloucester. "Being the way I am has got me to where I have today. I can't change too much and take certain things out of my game.
"I could have done a lot worse," Moriarty said, adding that he had been provoked. "I did what I did and got red carded and paid the price. Choking people out is going to have to go out of it. That was just a silly moment I will regret."
Moriarty will miss the Dragons' opening match against Benetton on Sept. 1 but will become available for their clash against Southern Kings the following week.
(Reporting by Shrivathsa Sridhar in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Rutherford)
