Can AI cure the corruption and biases that plague boxing?

Boxing is a whimsically old-fashioned sport. Feuds are settled in fights, traditions are revered, and ageing faces run the show. Fifty years since their heydays promoting Muhammad Ali, the 92-year-olds Don King and Bob Arum remain leading powerbrokers. They work with overlords who operate in the shadows. In this world, oversight is resisted and new tech greeted with suspicion.  At world title fights, judges still fill out scorecards on scraps of paper. They follow four extremely subjective criteria...