Angela Lee wants judges to be held accountable for bad calls after ONE Championship decided to scrap fight reviews . The Asian martial arts promotion disbanded its controversial competition committee last month, after conducting two high-profile reviews at the back end of 2021. The panel upheld decision wins for Ham Seo-hee over Denice Zamboanga, and Ok Rae-yoon against Lee’s younger brother, Christian Lee. The issue reared its head again when Thailand’s Supergirl Jaroonsak took a split decision against Ekaterina Vandaryeva at last week’s ONE: Heavy Hitters card. “It’s so hard. There’s been a lot of bad calls from the judges,” Lee told the Post . “It’s frustrating, because as fighters we’re always pushing to get the finish, but sometimes at the highest level it’s not as easy. “We train so hard and have so much on the line, we want to make sure even if we don’t finish we get the decision in our favour. Sometimes that doesn’t happen and it’s a bad call, it’s so frustrating. Angela Lee responds to Istela Nunes, ‘confident she was using steroids’ “In the recent Supergirl fight with ‘Barbie’, as a fighter, as a third party, it’s very clear to see [it was the wrong decision], so it’s frustrating. “If they’re not gonna be reviewing the fights, I don’t really know what they’re gonna be doing, how us as fighters can protest a bad call. But moving forward in my next fight, I am gonna do everything to not leave it in the hands of judges.” The Supergirl result was criticised by fans, as well as the organisation’s chairman and CEO Chatri Sityodtong – who still awarded Vandaryeva one of three US$50,000 performance bonuses on the night, despite her loss. “Things need to just be a little more transparent,” Lee added. “What’s the criteria they’re judging off? “We have the global ruleset for everyone to see on ONE’s page online. I just think there should be some accountability.” In another change for 2022, ONE has also started giving out US$50,000 performance bonuses at every event. Lee is likely to have been eligible for a few if the system had been in place for her past fights, and she insists she will be in the mix for one on March 26. “It’s a great incentive for all of us fighters,” she said. “But for me, if you look at my past fights, the way I fight, it naturally is exciting and I’m always going or finish. “It’s not something I’m thinking about, going for the bonus, but my style will probably lead to a bonus.”