In the world of professional boxing, timing often plays as crucial a role as skill. It’s a dynamic dance where experience, opportunity, and ambition must align perfectly to achieve success. Floyd ‘Kid Austin’ Schofield Jr., a rising talent in the lightweight division, finds himself at a crossroads as he prepares to challenge WBC lightweight champion
Shakur Stevenson
Shakur Stevenson, the undefeated WBC lightweight champion, is gearing up for a pivotal showdown against 22-year-old Floyd Schofield on February 22nd, in Riyadh. While both fighters boast impressive records—Stevenson stands at 22-0 with 10 knockouts and Schofield mirrors a record of 18-0 with 12 KOs—the stakes are exceptionally high for Stevenson. With promising fights against
As the boxing world gears up for Shakur Stevenson’s title defense against emerging contender Floyd Schofield on February 22 in Riyadh, fans are buzzing with anticipation. Stevenson has made bold claims that his revamped fighting style will surpass the already-impressive approach that has defined his career thus far. But can a fighter truly reinvent themselves,
The boxing landscape is laden with possibilities and pitfalls, especially for athletes like Shakur Stevenson, who find themselves at pivotal junctures in their careers. With Eddie Hearn, a formidable promoter in the sport, at the helm of Stevenson’s trajectory, a whirlwind of match-making possibilities looms. Yet, amidst this diligent effort lies a tangle of uncertainties
In the world of professional boxing, the ability to entertain has become a key factor in a fighter’s success. As traditional boxing styles evolve, the expectations of fans and promoters are shifting. Fighters like Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz are vocal about their disdain for the styles of contemporaries such as Jose ‘Rayo’ Valenzuela and Shakur Stevenson,
The world of boxing is constantly evolving, with new talents emerging and established stars trying to maintain their dominance in their respective weight classes. Promoter Eddie Hearn has recently unveiled an ambitious plan for Shakur Stevenson as he sets his sights on the upcoming years. With a series of noteworthy bouts lined up, Stevenson aims
The highly-anticipated rematch between Artur Beterbiev and Dmitry Bivol is set to unfold during the Riyadh Season event on February 22nd, and it has captured the attention of boxing fans worldwide. With ticket prices of £19.99 for UK viewers and $25.99 for U.S. fans, the organizers aim to make this match more financially accessible, a
Joe Cordina, a former IBF super featherweight champion, finds himself yearning for a fight against WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson. Originally scheduled for October 12, the bout was derailed when Cordina was sidelined due to a hand injury. For Cordina, who is now 33 years old, this was a significant setback not only in terms
The boxing world holds its breath as the highly anticipated fight between WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson and rising star Floyd “Kid Austin” Schofield Jr. is set to be announced, with its highly speculated venue in Saudi Arabia during the Riyadh Season event on February 22nd. The talk of this match has generated significant buzz,
In the competitive realm of professional boxing, promotional matchups often spark discussions around strategy, talent, and marketability. The recent saga involving Golden Boy Promotions leader Oscar De La Hoya and rising prospect Floyd Schofield concerning a potential bout with WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson has thrown the spotlight on issues of matchmaking ethics and career
The boxing world is buzzing with excitement as Floyd Schofield Jr., affectionately known as Kid Austin, prepares to step into the ring against highly acclaimed WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson on February 22nd. The Schofields, comprising Floyd Jr. and his father Floyd Sr., have reportedly finalized their financial agreements for this highly anticipated bout, signaling
In the dynamic world of boxing, matchups can change in the blink of an eye, and that has never been more evident than in the current scenario involving Shakur Stevenson, the reigning WBC lightweight champion. Initially set to face William Zepeda on February 22, the fight was derailed by a left-hand injury sustained by Zepeda
In the realm of boxing, the timing of fights and the selection of opponents can significantly influence a fighter’s career trajectory. WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson currently finds himself in a unique situation after the unavailability of his initial contender, William Zepeda, due to a hand injury sustained in his recent match against Tevin Farmer.
Last weekend, William Zepeda, boasting an impressive record of 32 wins and no losses, faced Tevin Farmer in a closely contested ten-round bout in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Despite emerging victorious via split decision, Zepeda’s triumph was overshadowed by an injury to his right hand, as disclosed by Golden Boy Promotions president Eric Gomez. This injury
In the world of boxing, the dance between promoters, fighters, and expectations often leads to confusion, frustration, and sometimes outright animosity. Recently, Shakur Stevenson stirred the pot by calling out Oscar De La Hoya regarding the apparent delays in finalizing a fight with William Zepeda. As the WBC lightweight champion, Stevenson’s dissatisfaction is not purely