Williams-Cintron: Why did they follow California Commission rules, not ABC?

Obviously, they ruled based on the california state athletic commission ruling. Under California rules, the fourth round of a bout that is stopped due to an accidental foul or injury is scored even if it only lasts a little over a minute as the round for Williams-Cintron did. Also it allows a bout to go to the scorecards as long as three rounds have been completed and the fourth round has started. However, Cintron's camp is insisting that Association of Boxing Commission’s unified rules should be followed. Under the Association of Boxing Commission’s unified rules, which usually govern title bouts and high-profile bouts scheduled for 12 rounds that take place in the U.S., four rounds must be completed before a fight can go to the scorecards. If a fight is stopped before the end of the fourth round the bout is declared a No Decision under the unified rules The whole article is from here http://www.ringtv.com/blog/1910/cintron_defeated_by_williams_and_california_rules/