What rules would like enforced in boxing to ensure better fights ?

If the fight ends before distance and you win by Tko or K.o you get 20% more $$ . If you land certain amount of power shots each round you get 5 % more than your opponent does each round. An opponent is allowed to select just ONE round where he is able to clinch and hit for 2 minutes at any time but must notify the Referee before that rnd starts ,however this will cost that Fighter the round unless he gets a k.o,your opponet is not allowed to hit in the clinch at that time.. You need incentive to make the fights more active there you go.

 

they should have 1 more round if the fights ends in a draw !!! so we will always have a winner

 

Lol You know Wladimir Klitchko actually weighed 220 when he turned pro? You know most of the guys who are 230 plus aren't naturally 230 plus? They are either fat or on steroids. You know Tyson and Holyfield actually beat guys who were 230 plus? So the heavyweight division is just find the way it is. You could say have it like the UFC where nobody could be over 265 so you will see less fat slobs in the division.

Guess what? If they would of penalized clinching Ali would of lost at least 20 fights. That is all he did with guys who were his own size. Did you watch the Foreman fight? Ali would of lost every round and he would of been DQ. But they should be more harsh and penalize fighter who grab and hold to avoid being hit or knocked out though.

 

Add No DUCKING

 

Fighters should be made to earn their rankings, be enforced by an independent commission, not the criminal boxing org.'s. Also, crooked judges should be investigated, fired, such as the criminals in Vegas, same goes for referees and boxing commissions............................

 

No drugs. Judges and promoters banned for payola. Points taken for excessive clinching.

 

Preventing title holders from having endless tune ups and voluntaries would be a nice start.

 

If it was a perfect world......

1. In round scoring.
2. No clinching.
3. Regular drug testing.
4. Same day weigh-in.
5. 15 round fights.
6. Ref allowed to view replay in between round for penalising.
7. One world title per division.
8. Mandatory rematch for all draws.