I saw the decision on video. It is sad about this. I am not sure there is ever a solution. Guys should stop cutting so much weight for a weight class. You can say there should be no more 12 round fights. But this fight was a 10 round fight. I think the larger gloves was kind of a good idea. Everyting over 130 is 10 ounce gloves. Everything over 175 is 12 ounce gloves. But it is probably not a solution. I think 8 round fight would probably reduce a lot of this. And the glove size is kind of a set thing, as well as guys cutting weight. They are going to do that and much much more that they can get away with. Maybe more weigh ins the morning of a fight, so that they won’t want to cut as much weight for weight class. But I am sad for this man and for brutal boxing is. You never know about a punch hitting you if that is the one that will cause a brain bleed. And usually it doesn’t end well. Usually it is accumulation of punches that do people in, usually after 5 rounds, maybe a lot of times after 8 or 9 rounds. That is why a guy with a lot of amateur experience and goes pro, but that is not a guarantee they will never end up with a brain bleed in long distance fights. People think an amateur with a long amateur record probably won’t end up with a brain bleed as a pro, at least if they retire at a reasonable age. But guys in their 20s, guys in their 30s, guys in their early 40s, they all end up with subdural hematomas.