Justifying the doghouse

Now don't get me wrong. I am all for the safety of fighters. Without a doubt I want to make sure that all necessary precautions are taken to avoid fighters taking unnecessary punishment. That said however I can see some justification for the doghouse (ie. mayweather boxing gym). I think that sparring with longer rounds can be useful. I do think that hard sparring can be useful. I may dislike mayweather as a person but I will admit he helps a lot of fighters. Ishe smith is one of the best examples. The doghouse at least gives him an indication of who could be a useful sparring partner and can also promote respect between sparring partners. Those who succeed in the doghouse do get some great benefits. While love was protected he was paid large sums of money. Many would flock to the gym for a boost in their career. But I would say also that the doghouse takes things too far. While long sparring rounds are good they should be done in moderation. 30 mins of continues sparring doesn't help because it doesn't simulate any rest between rounds. Also having someone in the ring taunting you as you spar is just disrespectful. I was disgusted as they cheered and taunted an 18 year old kid getting wrecked by a pro. And while these sessions can sometimes promote respect they can also promote animosity, as seen by rahman's older brother. People getting knocked out in sparring does nothing to help them. The occasional schooling helps but hard sparring should only be done between two guys of equal experience.