$ 2.5 million or no fight: Schofield Camp accepts Abdullah Mason’s offer, banking on the support of Turki Alalshikh or Jay Prince Funds

Floyd Schofield SR. He says his son, a light candidate for Schofield Jr., is the next quarrel against Abdullah Mason. Schofield SR. He says they “accept”, but the requested price is “$ 2.5 million”.

He believes I can raise money because Mason (18-0, 16 ko) is now with Turki Alalshikh. The 21-year-old has just signed as an ambassador for the Turki’s Ring Magazine. Floyd Sr. He says that if not Turks, then Jay Prince will pay them $ 2.5 million his son Schofield JR (18-0, 12 Kos) will want.

$ 2.5 million or nothing

Abdullah Mason promoters in Top Ranko are unlikely to be ready to pay Schofield’s $ 2.5 million. He would collapse on the Turks or there was no fight.

“I drive quickly, but I had to update you about something before the news came or before hit the social media,” Floyd Schofield SR said. Boxing Boxing magazine. “We are offered an altercation with Abdullah Mason. Hell, yes, we accept that. $ 2.5 million. That’s the price. So put money on the tree and all that goes well.

“Yesterday’s price is not today’s price, honey. Let’s take that money, honey. Yes, we’ll fight that brother. Put money on wood. He’s with Turks now and all of them. Let’s go. Jay Prince got money. Put money if you believe in your guy,” said Schofield Sr.

Mason is not yet a world champion, and even if he is, his challengers would probably not get that kind of money. Mason is ranked #4 WBC and #8 WBO on light. Recently, he was discarded twice on November 8 last year against Yohan Vasquez.

Since then, Top Rank has given up the fight against guys with power and has harmonized him in the last two fights against weak blows, Manuel Jaimes and Carlos Ornas. The latter is recruited to fight the Super Featherweight Division.

Schofield is #2 WBA and #11 IBF in light. He missed the title of the title against the Champion of WBC 135 LB Shakur Stevenson at February 22th in the Riyadh season after collapsing with a sudden illness.

Shakur’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, dug up electrician Josh Padley as a replacement. Hearn was a much criticized move to use Padley, but he pointed out what he was all about in Shakur’s career.