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Schofield vs Bahdi Prediction and Betting Odds

Schofeild vs Bahdi

 

Two unbeaten fighters and the WBA World Lightweight Title on the line – Floyd Schofield versus Lucas Bahdi is a fight that’s pretty much got it all.

The two will headline the upcoming card in the title fight in Chicago on Sunday, October 11, with the action getting underway from 11:00 AEST.

But, which fighter is going to remain unbeaten?

 

Quick Picks

 

Our pick: Schofield to win

Value bet: Schofield by decision

Long shot: Bahdi to win by KO/TKO

 

Tale of the Tape

 

The WBA World Lightweight Title is currently vacant, with the two experienced pros competing to hold it. Neither man has tasted defeat, and they both bring something dangerous to the ring, making this an intriguing battle.

This matchup is likely to be between Schofield’s speed and explosive combinations and Bahdi’s patience, pressure and one-punch danger.

Schofield can try to pick Bahdi off with his technique, but he cannot allow himself to be caught, as Bahdi has shown he can end fights brutally with his power when they’re going against him.

Schofield’s statistics are first:

 

  • Age - 24 vs 32
  • Height - 5'7" (170cm) vs 5'9" (175cm)
  • Stance - Orthodox vs Orthodox
  • Record - 19-0-0 vs 20-0-0
  • KO Record - 13 vs 15

 

Betting Preview

 

Before we dive into the Grade B Fights betting odds, let’s take a look at how these two have performed in their last fights…

 

Schofield's last five fights:

 

  • Tevin Farmer - Win (TKO, 1) - Jun 2025
  • Rene Tellez - Win (UD, 12) - Nov 2024
  • Esteuri Suero - Win (DQ, 5) - Mar 2024
  • Ricardo Lopez - Win (TKO, 1) - Dec 2023
  • Haskell Rhodes - Win (UD, 10) - Jul 2023

 

Bahdi's last five fights:

 

  • Roger Gutierrez - Win (UD, 12) - Aug 2025
  • Ryan James Racaza - Win (UD, 10) - Mar 2025
  • Armando Casamonica - Win (MD, 10) - Nov 2024
  • Ashton Sylve - Win (TKO, 6) - Jul 2024
  • Jose Luis Rodriguez - Win (TKO, 4) - Jun 2024

 

Betting Markets to Watch

 

The pre-fight odds have Schofield as the moderate favourite heading into the bout. He doesn’t have too much value in the moneyline, so if you think he is going to win you’ll need to look for value elsewhere.

If you are new to markets like the moneyline, method of victory and distance, it is worth brushing up on how boxing betting works before placing your bet.

The method of victory market is one area worth exploring. A decision victory looks the most likely, but Schofield will need to stay disciplined and not let the fight become a series of prolonged exchanges. 

Bahdi’s power could definitely upset his rhythm if Schofield doesn’t hold his ground.

By extension, value may be possible to find in the fight going the distance, especially as neither man has been stopped. A KO/TKO seems unlikely in this bout, as neither has been in the ring for over a year.

Still, Bahdi's power and Schofield's speed don’t mean it’s impossible to think one could happen, and they do both have solid knockout records. 

If you are weighing up those finishes, it is worth understanding the difference between KO and TKO before backing a method of victory.

 

Our Prediction

 

Check the latest Schofield vs Bahdi betting odds.

Our prediction is a likely Schofield win, with a decision the most likely outcome.

Looking for a long shot, Bahdi to win by KO/TKO is one that has value. As detailed above, he has the ability to turn a fight on its head with his power, having done so against Sylve.

He was behind on the cards in that fight, but a knockout secured him the victory. This is a scenario that could occur once again on Sunday.

Floyd Schofield
Draw
Lucas Bahdi

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