Floyd Schofield would lose his newly won lightweight belt to Abdullah Mason, according to Tim Bradley, who believes his movement against Lucas Bahdi exposed weaknesses Tim Bradley Picks Abdullah Mason To Beat Schofield @ Boxing News 24

Former champion Tim Bradley believes Floyd Schofield would lose his newly won lightweight title in a potential bout against Abdullah Mason. Breaking down Schofield's recent victory over Lucas Bahdi, Bradley argued that Mason operates on an entirely different level and would easily exploit Schofield's technical flaws, particularly his ring movement and distance control.
While Schofield's father has pushed for a matchup with Mason, Bradley warned that excessive bouncing leaves Schofield vulnerable against faster opponents. However, Bradley did credit Schofield for his tactical switch to southpaw and effective stamina management against Bahdi, noting those adjustments helped secure his title win.
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