Saw this too and really has the feel of putting a shine and wax on a car still in need of major engine repairs. Basically it takes the punch stat side of things as gospel to an accurate account of how a round breakdowns. The substance therein and definition of "effective punches" in favor of amateur boxing bean counter. Personally I'll take a single counter uppercut that stuns fighter A rather than 10 flick jabs just scratching the chin of fighter B. May have a few fighters who master the art of jousting from the backseat and corners keeping count and such. It is a consideration that boxing can take from though, an attempt to improve judging and that has to be welcome in many forms.