Will boxing ever be rid of its inherent corruption?

Let's be honest, there are robberies on both sides of the pond, some more blatant than others. And then people complain about the incorrect decisions made by judges or referees (Holyfield-Valuev, John-Juarez, Lewis-Holyfield I, Ottke-Reid, to name a few). But is the corruption an inherent part of the sport that we all love? I would submit that it is. Because of the nature of the sport, it's impossible to get rid of the corruption (selection of judges, referees, location, sanctioning bodies, etc.). But can we as the consumers of boxing really do anything about it? We may write an angry post or two in capital letters, occasionally bring it up to defend a point, demand a re-match, but time passes on and we just take it for what it is; we really are more or less powerless when it comes to holding people accountable. And in the interest of full disclosure, no, I'm not subtly bitching about the outcome of Kessler-Ward. I haven't watched it all yet to make a decision, but from the posts here, Ward beautifully outboxed the European fighter.