Henry Lundy

SweetSciGuru · Mar 3, 2014

Round 7, Lundy hits Santana with a check hook and Santana runs his head into the turn buckle ala Mayweather-Hatton.

McGrain · Mar 3, 2014

SweetSciGuru said: ↑

Round 7, Lundy hits Santana with a check hook and Santana runs his head into the turn buckle ala Mayweather-Hatton.
Click to expand...

Drew101 · Mar 3, 2014

IntentionalButt said: ↑

Wildly inconsistent. (world class at his best and C+ grade on his bad nights)

Prone to going full ****** even on his good nights. Enigmatically, often has the higher ring IQ than his opponent and can outbox them for long stretches but will stupidly begin to brawl for no reason and get himself in a pickle.

Underrated power, often doesn't sit down on his shots but can make things happen when he does.

Shaky chin but excellent recuperative abilities.

Best switch-hitter in the game today. You see that cutesy southpaw masquerade Crawford pulled off with Burns, taking a few rounds to work out the kinks? Child's play. Amateurish, next to what Lundy does. He can smoothly and fluidly transition between stances from one step to another while circling or moving in and out, and he fires the full arsenal of punches equally well from either side.

Click to expand...

Agree with everything save the last part. Crawford and Leonard Bundu (1 and 1A on my list of switch hitters) may not be as fluid as Luny in switching (though they're both damned close), but they both have a better sense of when to switch and of how long to stay in each stance. That makes their switch hitting more effective than Lundy's, imo.

Pimp C · Mar 3, 2014

IntentionalButt said: ↑

Wildly inconsistent. (world class at his best and C+ grade on his bad nights)

Prone to going full ****** even on his good nights. Enigmatically, often has the higher ring IQ than his opponent and can outbox them for long stretches but will stupidly begin to brawl for no reason and get himself in a pickle.

Underrated power, often doesn't sit down on his shots but can make things happen when he does.

Shaky chin but excellent recuperative abilities.

Best switch-hitter in the game today. You see that cutesy southpaw masquerade Crawford pulled off with Burns, taking a few rounds to work out the kinks? Child's play. Amateurish, next to what Lundy does. He can smoothly and fluidly transition between stances from one step to another while circling or moving in and out, and he fires the full arsenal of punches equally well from either side.

Click to expand...

His fight with Molina was a perfect example of that.atsch

Log in or Sign up

Henry Lundy

SweetSciGuru Boxing Junkie Full Member

McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

Drew101 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

Pimp C Too Much Motion Full Member

Log in or Sign up

Forums

Henry Lundy

SweetSciGuru Boxing Junkie Full Member

McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

Drew101 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

Pimp C Too Much Motion Full Member