In a sport built on grit and glory, one thing has haunted boxing since the first bell: the scorecards. Three human judges have ruined careers, sparked riots, and lit up comment sections like a Mike Tyson combination.

So to take the bias out of boxing, we built The 4th Judge: the world’s first AI scoring system. Trained on over a century of fight history from The Ring, it was officially recognised by the WBC as a fair way to score fights.

But this wasn’t just an ‘experiment’. The 4th Judge made its debut under the brightest of lights: Usyk vs Fury II — the biggest fight of 2024. And while fans screamed at their TVs, pundits moaned into microphones, and social media exploded, The 4th Judge scored every round live. No bias. No drama. Just data.

Of course, this sent the internet into meltdown. Some argued with the AI. Others agreed with it. But for the first time ever, a sport rife with bias suddenly had a defiant conscience — changing the fate of boxing forever.