My thoughts on Holyfield-Valuev decision

I'm trying to post a new thread and for some reason this ends up as part of another existing thread. What's going on? Earlier today, I posted that Evander had to KO Valuev because there was very little chance he would get a decision. Well, this was not in Germany, but it was a Sauerland event, which is having a German event in Switzerland. I don't want to stir anything, but I just want to ask something. How many times has Valuev received decisions that he clearly lost or drew, at best? To me, it's been three times. Ruiz(1st fight) Larry Donald Evander Holyfield Boxing organizations need to do something because it's a big turnoff for fans of the sport. It gets disgusting and also pointless to watch a fight when this happens. What's the use of spending the time watching a sport you love only to get a shady, unfair decision in the end? If us, the fans, are disgusted by this, how can boxing capture even casual fans when all this goes on? How can someone be excited about certain fights, let alone pay to watch them?Seriously, something has to be done for the sake and credibility of the sport. Disagree with my arguments if you will, but boxing has stopped been a sport contested on even terms a long time ago.