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 This article needs editing.  The title of the article is 10-Point MUST system.  Judges MUST award 10 points to someone.  There is no 9-8... 

 In this system, how is a split decision scored? 

 Example: 
 Judge A scores the fight 10-9, 10-9, 10-9 for fighter ""A"" (30-27) 
 Judge B scores the fight 10-9, 9-10, 9-10 for fighter ""B"" (28-29) 
 Judge C scores the fight 10-9, 9-10, 9-10 for fighter ""B"" (28-29) 

 Which senario prevails? 
 1. The judges declare fighter B the victor because 2 out of 3 scored in his/her favor? (A,B,B) 
 2. The judges declare fighter A the victor because his cumulative score results in a higher score (86-85)? 
 Senario #2 makes it easier for a judge to ""fix"" a fights outcome. 

 Any thoughts or reputable sources? 

    
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