Did Stevenson Schofield frighten away? Fans don’t buy it

Shakur Stevenson predicted this week that Floyd Schofield would pull out of their fight on Saturday night, and he was correct. Stevenson (22-0, 10 food) predicted that Schofield would pull out because he was ‘scared’, but fans didn’t buy it. They think He has been set up.

Schofield is afraid of Shakur?

‘Kid Austin’ Schofield gets too big of a payday to pull out of a fight against a light puncher glass hands. It is not credible that he has expressed for fear. The strange part of Shakur that predicted was that it would happen, because how can he expect so accurately? Schofield did not have a history of pulling out of his battles. So why would a weak puncher like Shakur suddenly think he would pull out and step away from a Career-high payday??

If someone has set up Schofield to get him out of the fight, it’s so bad. The thing is that it now brings a dark cloud around Shakur because it was his opponent. It would have been a very dangerous battle for Stevenson because this man could beat, and he would waste his hopes to get the big payday against Gervonta Davis. Even if Shakur won, his popularity would not run if he runs from Schofield for 12 rounds. With His power we probably would have seen a lot of running.

I’m actually afraid they’re not going to show up for the struggle, and all this work I’m doing now. They are looking for an excuse. They are looking for a way out, ”Shakur Stevenson said about the smoke Youtube Channel, who suspects the potential of Floyd Schofield ahead of time that they are moving out of their fight on Saturday.

The way Shakur spoke made him sound like a dangerous fighter, but it didn’t seem credible that Kid Austin would pull out against a poor puncher like him. We have seen many times how Shakur is fighting when he faces someone with power. He runs around the ring. He does not stand and fight. Schofield is one of the biggest punchers in the lightweight division, and he has not given fear vibes.

Shakur is still on Saturday’s map on February 22, but will fight against one of the two soft opponents being considered. The two are Josh Padley and Moussa Gholam. It is unclear whether Stevenson’s wallet will be the same, or that it will be reduced to reflect that he is fighting at a lower level opponent.