Floyd Schofield wants Abdullah Mason in the ring, but his father is making sure the price tag matches the risk. Floyd Schofield Sr. made it clear that both young lightweights…

Floyd Schofield Sr. has demanded a minimum purse of $2 million each for his son Floyd Schofield and Abdullah Mason to fight. Golden Boy Promotions president Eric Gomez received initial paperwork from Top Rank to open negotiations, but Schofield Sr. stated he will reject six-figure guarantees for the potential lightweight clash.
In addition to the financial terms, Schofield Sr. requested that the opening bout take place in Texas, specifically San Antonio or Austin, with an automatic rematch in the winner's hometown. With the younger Schofield planning a move up to 140 pounds, promoters Bob Arum and Oscar De La Hoya must determine if the bout can generate enough revenue to meet the demands.
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