Absences and medical status
No injury, illness, or medical unavailability has been confirmed for either boxer. The final medical status remains to be confirmed.
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20 - 0 - 013 KOs (65%)
Lightweight
Boxe · WBA · 12 rounds
Sunday, 11 October 2026 · 05:00
20 - 1 - 015 KOs (75%)
Floyd Scholfield wins
Match result (1X2)
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86% Floyd Scholfield12% Lucas Bahdi
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Won
Floyd Schofield comes in undefeated against Lucas Bahdi for the vacant WBA lightweight title. His potential advantage lies in mobility, angles, and combinations at mid-range; the decisive limitation is his long layoff since June 2025, which leaves his timing and ability to go 12 rounds uncertain. Bahdi can reverse the balance by imposing his size, pressure, and power in close exchanges.
Read the full analysisNo recent bout between the two boxers is established in the sources selected. The absence of a head-to-head matchup and detailed statistics on previous opponents greatly limits the predictive value of a direct comparison.
WBA world lightweight championship fight, scheduled for 12 rounds. Floyd Schofield, United States, is listed at 19-0-0 with 13 wins inside the distance; Lucas Bahdi, Canada, at 20-0-0 with 15 KOs. Both are undefeated, and this bout is presented as their first world-title opportunity, but the quality of their previous opponents is not sufficiently documented to compare their level. Schofield last boxed in June 2025; Bahdi is also reported to have been inactive for more than a year, with no official date confirmed for his last fight.
ScholfieldBahdi
Goes the distance 33%
No injury, illness, or medical unavailability has been confirmed for either boxer. The final medical status remains to be confirmed.
The fight is announced for Chicago on October 10, 2026, as part of a Golden Boy/MVP card broadcast on DAZN; the precise time of the main event remains to be confirmed. Schofield scenario: his foot speed, angles, and combinations could neutralize Bahdi's pressure and allow him to accumulate rounds from distance, but inactivity could impair his timing and ability to maintain this pace. Bahdi scenario: his announced height of 5'9'' versus Schofield's 5'7'', patient pressure, and power could swing the exchanges, especially in the second half; however, entering too linearly or too openly would expose him to Schofield's combinations and angle exits.
In boxing, the announced participants are Floyd Schofield and Lucas Bahdi. The fight is billed as a vacant WBA lightweight championship bout scheduled for 12 rounds. The official weigh-in weights, any discrepancies, reweighs, and rehydration clauses have not been established.
Selection: Floyd Scholfield (Moneyline). Estimated probability: 88.5%, based on market odds. Odds 1.17. No bet: this probability is not sufficient to justify a wager at these odds.
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