Then why not apply that to other sports that require judging?

Having TV or remote judges might or might not be a good idea... but I don't see that happening anytime soon. So instead, provide the judges that ARE there with the best vantage points. And put more of them. It's painfully obvious in boxing that three judges are many times incapable of arriving at a good decision. Put five, then. THAT... isn't rocket science.

To me it's six of one... half dozen of the other whether the judges watch from ringside... TV... or a platform hanging over the ring. The point really is: NOBODY knows or agrees on HOW to judge. It's a bunch of half-assed, supposed, unwritten rules on which hardly ANYONE agrees. Is it any wonder judging cards are many times all over the place??

Judging in boxing has been given the care and attention that lint traps sometimes get on dryers... which is to say, NONE. Something as critical to the sport as judging gets the occasional casual nod or headshake, but nothing more. We've all complained hundreds of times about shoddy judging... and nothing ever gets done.

So bring all the hair-brained ideas. SOMETHING needs to be done.