Making Weight

Fighters not making weight is very unprofessional. It is embarrassing, given that all they have to do for 2 months is watch what they eat and exercises. However, I will say that what's even worse is fighters still agreeing to fight, given an opponent's failure to make weight. A fighter should do the right thing and not take the fight, to make promoters or networks really think about giving future opportunities to the fighter who failed to make weight. I understand fighters need money, but maybe contracts should be written to stipulate some condition for this. It would be the best thing to cancel a fight, in order to teach those fighters, who fail to make weight, a lesson. Unfortunately, these networks and promoters are too lenient about this and think more about money than a fighter's safety. I think about Mayweather-Marquez or Broner-Escobedo, where the opponent doesn't even try to make weight, that's an embarrassment and an insult to everyone involved. What are your opinions about this issue in boxing? I feel bad for Andre Ward, but I am sure he will teach this dude a lesson in the ring.