Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela believes Floyd Schofield’s camp is looking for a way around him, with the new WBA lightweight champion’s father calling for an Abdullah Mason unification in Texas early

Jose "Rayo" Valenzuela has publicly accused Floyd Schofield's camp of avoiding him after Schofield Sr. called for a lightweight unification bout against Abdullah Mason. Responding on X to the callout, Valenzuela claimed Schofield's team is "running the other way" rather than facing him. Valenzuela has requested the WBA intervene, though the sanctioning body has not ordered a mandatory fight.
Schofield Sr. proposed a January or February date in Texas against Mason, aiming to unify Schofield's WBA title with Mason's WBO belt. The article notes that while Valenzuela provides high risk without a belt, a clash with Mason offers Schofield the chance to become a unified lightweight champion following his recent victory over Lucas Bahdi.
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