Fishing Crew Protests Disqualification and Loss of $3.5 Million Prize After Their Record Marlin Catch is Deemed "Mutilated"

A fishing crew called Sensation caught a 619.4-pound blue marlin but was disqualified from winning a $3.5 million prize in the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament after officials ruled their catch was "mutilated" by shark bites.
The captain of the Sensation believes they won the tournament fair and square by following all the rules but the prize was unfairly taken away from them.
The Sensation crew would have won $3.5 million, the largest payout in the tournament's history, but the prize money instead went to the second-place crew.
The Sensation crew argues the tournament's mutilation rules are applied arbitrarily and inconsistently, and they lost out on life-changing money as a result.
The Sensation crew has hired a law firm to help overturn their disqualification in the hopes of still claiming the multimillion-dollar prize.