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I agree. There's some logic in the idea that the challenger, not the king, receives the bonuses. The king is already in the game and, therefore, has a direct opportunity to replenish his point reserve. The challenger, on the other hand, sometimes waits for months for their chance, and when they finally get it, the only way to join the race is to receive not 1, but more points for a victory.
The same can be said in reverse: the king is already at a disadvantage financially, so try winning those 3 matches in a row. The challenger is also in the game, just like the king, and even has a better chance of winning due to the bonus in points.
Logically, the king should receive bonuses for a winning streak, not the challenger for just one game.
