Is Golden Boy Productions doing all it can to help boxing?

Golden Boy Productions has shown that throwing money around to key outlets gets you what you want better than hard work. They want to turn the advantage with their "big name" to help their fighter. With media outlets like HBO and ESPN Friday night Fights at their beckon call it is fairly easy to gain an advantage. This was a huge worry of mine when Oscar Dela Hoya bought the Ring Magazine and it's respected "Ring Belts" along with it. I felt at the time that GBP had unbalanced power in boxing. Meaning they could pick who is who in boxing without anyone else really having a say in the matter. IE.. This guy is the 5th ranked contender this guy isn't ranked. This guy can get a title shot this one can't... etc, etc. The dark aspect of having this authority is now rearing it's ugly head for all to see. GBP represents Floyd Mayweather Jr. in what could possibly be the biggest fight in terms of money in years. Knowing that Floyd may be physically over matched, for possibly the first time in his career, they are trying to get a psychological edge by imposing these unprecedented "hoops" that Pac must jump through before the fight can take place. It's not even an issue about if he is on steroids. This is a power move, an attempt to unnerve someone and make them feel less important. GBP is the big bully on the block and has transformed from the savior of boxing to the "Suge Knight" of it. Would this even be happening if Pacquiao was a GBP stable fighter? And where does it stop? How can any young up and coming fighter not resist the temptation to go with GBP? What will happen when Bob Arum and Don King are gone? Who will be able to balance the power of boxing?