So Toughman has only 6 more scheduled fights for the 2005 year. 

Are they to trying to avoid any more deaths by reducing the number of fights from 65 to 6?  After all 5 deaths in less than 3 years shows there is a problem. 

Toughman has not held any fights in the past couple of months as well. For me that is good news.  It is my opinion that when a company knowingly has been involved in causing deaths should not be doing business.

Note to all States without legislation:

 Your state needs legislation to protect fighters.  Those states that do not have protection are just allowing promoters to profit at the expense of the fighters.   If it were up to me I'd pay the referees, the doctors and the judges not just pay them with a very small fee and t-shirt. 

Compare Boxing to the 1900

 Currently boxing is like the old coal miners at the turn of the century.  Coal miners were at the whim of the corporate operators with nonexistent physical protections until enough good people realized the conditions.  When enough death has been caused did these good people finally act.  Boxing needs change not more deaths, so don't let the boxers be abused, bring change.