On Saturday, Floyd Schofield became boxing’s latest world champion as he overcame Lucas Bahdi to get his hands on the WBA lightweight throne, and pound-for-pound superstar has offered his thoughts on the ability of ‘Kid Austin’. Both men hit the…

Shakur Stevenson criticized Floyd Schofield following his victory over Lucas Bahdi to claim the vacant WBA lightweight world championship. Reacting on social media to the bout, Stevenson delivered a harsh verdict, labeling Schofield as a "C-level fighter" and Bahdi as an "F-level fighter."
Schofield earned a unanimous decision win after both fighters suffered knockdowns during the contest, with Bahdi falling in round three and Schofield going down in round 11. Schofield had previously been scheduled to fight Stevenson in February 2025 before being hospitalized, and potential future options now include Gervonta Davis or Jose Valenzuela.
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