Floyd Schofield seems to re -establish the momentum against Lucas Bahdi 28. June after the cancellation of Stevenson

Light candidates Floyd Schofield Vs. Lucas Badhi negotiate a fight that will be organized on June 28 by Undercard Jake Paul against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. DAZN PPV from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

Although Bahdi (19-0, 15 ko) is undefeated and ranked #6 WBA and #9 IBF, this is not an opponent who Schofield, 22 years old, must make fans forget him from the WBC fighting title in a lightweight category Shakur Stevenson February 22. Schofield has to fight someone much better than Bahdi (31) to help buy himself.

Jake Paul-Chavez Jr.

Manouk Akopyan is Ox reporting That Schofield Vs. Bahdi talk about the fight on Paul-Chavez Jr. June 28.

Pro Bahdi’s six -year -old biggest victory happened last year when he knocked out Ashton Sylve in the sixth round on July 20th. If Bahdi can fight Schofield like that, he would have a decent chance to win. Just that he never looked so good before or from that victory. Bahdi would probably resort to his usual self and was beaten by a younger fighter if their fight is made for June 28.

Last week, Schofield mentioned that Tim Abdullah Mason had asked if we were interested in fighting. He was acceptable, but there was no monitoring of them. Floyd Sr. He mentioned that he wanted $ 2.5 million, but there was no negotiation. It’s Schofield Sr. left the impression that his son’s name was mentioned for promotional purposes without serious intention of Team Mason.

Schofield, ranked #2 WBA and #11 IBF, must continue to win in order to put himself in a position in order to potentially become obliged to give him another chance. Too bad he came down with the disease and had to get out of the fight with Shakur, because with the way Newark, a native of New Jersey, watched against a replacement opponent Josh Padley, won that night. Schofield’s power and youth would be a problem for Stevenson.

·