What successful professional making top dollar defending against mediocre or not so mediocre pros would want to lose career time and momentum, real network exposure or run the risk of coming up short vs a novice in a system that we already know is broken and counts punches like a cup of pennies being dumped into a coinstar machine. It sounds like a gimmick short cut move to pump up the amateur program instead of fixing its shortcomings and investing in it. Not to mention it's like bringing in ringers and the kids just finding their way and hitting puberty are put on the back burner. Remember when the seniors crashed your jr. high graduation party . Just think there has to be a separation and the last thing we need is more mix of amateur style-approach and influence on the pro ring if you ask me. For every Lomanchenko there is a boat load of Howard Davis jr..rip man..that never left the dock.