How is boxing still alive?

Sometimes I think about how interesting it is that boxing is still alive with all of its issues. 1. Too many promoters, leads to top fighters being segregated and split among promoters/networks and apps. This gives us the eternal issue of top fighters not fighting eachother. 2. Too many belts. This leads to multiple champions, and then not all the title holders are even good. 3. Major title’s (WBC, IBF, etc) top 10 rankings are littered with fighters who are no match for good or elite fighters. And other obscure names of boxing that block good fights from happening due to being a mandatory. Major title’s top 10 rankings are usually not a good representation of who are really the top guys in the division. And these sanctioning bodies don’t even follow their own rules and policies a lot of times. They are constantly being taken to court by boxers. 4. Boxing usually has very little advertisement. Boxing doesn’t get the love NFL, MLB, and NBA get in the US and Canada. 5. Boxing is outdated. While all other major sports have features like challenging wrong calls by refs/umpires; boxing still hasn’t gotten the memo. If a ref calls a KD a slip, it’s a slip. If the ref calls a slip a KD, it’s a KD. No watching instant replays and overturning bad calls. Allow fighters to challenge calls with instant replays like other sports. 6. Stupid, outdated, and confusing scoring model. It should be 1 point for the winner and 0 points for the loser. And extra 1 point for KD’s. The 10-9 BS is the second main culprit of bad decisions. With incompetent or corrupted judging being the main issue.