Floyd Schofield

Floyd Schofield III born October 2, 2002 is an American professional boxer from Austin, Texas, known for his rising prominence both in the ring and on social media. Standing 5’7” with a reach of 67, Schofield competes in the lightweight division with an orthodox stance.

Schofield’s career includes a notable fight where he was knocked down in the eleventh round, but he demonstrated resilience and skill in his subsequent bout, securing a victory over Esteuri Suero by disqualification at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Chelsea Ballroom. His ability to adapt and recover in high-pressure situations speaks to his growing maturity as a fighter. In addition to his accomplishments inside the ring, Schofield has cultivated a significant social media following, further establishing himself as a standout figure in the sport.

He is known for his aggressive, high-volume style, consistently applying pressure to his opponents with a relentless combination of head and body shots. His combination punching and speed keep opponents on the defensive, making it difficult for them to gain any offensive momentum.

Schofield’s technical ability stands out in both his offensive and defensive tactics. His footwork is crisp and efficient, allowing him to control the pace of the fight and maintain balance while closing the distance or evading attacks. He doesn’t rush in recklessly; rather, he uses his jab to establish range and then unloads with well-timed combinations. Schofield also has the ability to adjust his tactics in real time, whether by tightening his defense or pressing forward aggressively when he sees an opening. His counter-punching skills are sharp, and he’s able to exploit mistakes with speed and precision.