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What I mean is that the situation with match-fixing is somewhat similar to the situation with corruption – those with the dirtiest secrets are the loudest in their accusations, and if they don't have any, it's only because they haven't had the opportunity.

Many like to refer to professional sports, but any of the episodes I described would lead to the disqualification of both players.

Therefore, there's no need to pretend to be Mother Teresa, but rather acknowledge that Heroes has its own specific characteristics, and if there's a desire to change these characteristics, it should be done through regulations, not through personal interpretations. Because, according to those interpretations, Lizard's and Redi's actions are perfectly acceptable within the norms of tournament practice in Heroes.