I agree with Fenster, and actually it could lead to more bad decisions not less.

A fighter may be coasting to victory over the first 10 rounds, but his opponent is competitive over the final two and now mus await an agonising decision.

By the way, Taylor CLEARLY won the first Hopkins fight, old Pop's didn't do nearly enough to win and even his late surge was less impressive when watched a second and third time around, Taylor held his own imo.

No way a robbery, you simply can't expect to be able to do literally nothing for the first half of a fight and expect to win a decision. I'm glad he lost, he deserved to.