Why Can't Bad Decisions Be Overturned?

[JAB5239]

Then put someone in charge who will weed out the corruption. If they wanted to do it, they would. Whether or not Steele blew that call doesn't matter because Whitaker never responded to the ref, so he had no choice but to stop the fight. The judges in the Williams-Lara fight were suspended, so the governing body there knew they screwed up. So if they wanted to, they could've also changed the bad decision there. And I was even a Paul Williams fan too and didn't think he won that fight. Financial interests shouldn't matter either. We see this in politics and social interests all the time too. People deliberately don't do the right thing because it will make more money to not do the right thing. But in the long run, money can still be made doing the right thing, that's what people don't seem to get. Put people in charge who are willing to do the hard work. Not lazy, corrupt idiots.

Easier said than done. I would like to see an an international and unified committee with only one champion per division, and total transparency in every aspect of every decision take over boxing. Make Turki Alalshikh will be the one to do it, I don't know.

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/...-crawford-fury

[Anthony342]

Easier said than done. I would like to see an an international and unified committee with only one champion per division, and total transparency in every aspect of every decision take over boxing. Make Turki Alalshikh will be the one to do it, I don't know.

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/...-crawford-fury

Not a bad idea. Nice pic. Did you shave your goatee?