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Philadelphia, PA—Visa problems in Mexico have forced a change in the June 2 main event at the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia. Daniel Evangelista, of Mexico City, will replace Ricardo Lara, of Jalisco, Mexico, after Lara was unable to obtain a visa in time for the June 2 main event against Hank Lundy, of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, PA—Hammerin’ Hank Lundy is coming home and he cannot wait. The 33-year-old world-class lightweight makes his first start in Philadelphia in nearly eight years when he takes on Ricardo Lara, of Jalisco, Mexico, in the eight-round main event Friday evening, June 2, at the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia.
B.O.O.M. Fitness Center in Cincinnati, Ohio - Eight months removed from major knee surgery, lightweight contender Hank Lundy (27-6-1, 13 KOs) returned to the ring with a twelve round unanimous decision over John Delperdang (10-2, 9 KOs). The scores were 118-110, 119-109 and 119-109.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – A lot of people think “Hammerin’” Hank Lundy is a little crazy, including his doctor, especially after Lundy returned to the gym to start hitting the heavy bag just three weeks removed from major knee surgery.
New York, NY- During the buildup in his showdown with WBO junior welterweight champion Terence Crawford, tough contender Hank Lundy talked a big game. A lot of words were exchanged between the two, mostly from Lundy to Crawford’s camp. Two weekends ago he backed up his words and went out on his shield.
New York, NY- Omaha was definitely well represented in New York last Saturday night when Terence Crawford stopped Hank Lundy to retain his WBO junior welterweight world title in front over 5,000 people in a sold out Theatre at Madison Square Garden. Crawford delivered his promised knockout in his New York debut.
New York - This past Saturday night at the Theater in Madison Square Garden, WBO junior welterweight champion Terence Crawford took care of business as he dispatched Hank Lundy in five rounds.
Terence Crawford’s one-sided 5th round stoppage of Hank Lundy made for an emphatic debut appearance at a sold-out Madison Square Garden Theatre in New York City. However, the perceived mismatch not only played out as expected on paper, but also suffering slightly in the ratings department on a busy sports night.
NEW YORK -- Terrence Crawford stood on the second rope, mouth open and tongue sticking out for the entire world to see. Simply, it was the picture of a man enjoying his success.
NEW YORK – Terence Crawford clearly hurt Hank Lundy pretty badly on Saturday night. According to Lundy, though, Crawford wasn’t the opponent that him hardest during his 33-fight, 10-year career. That distinction belongs to John Molina, who stopped Lundy in the 11th round of their July 10 fight in Lincoln, Rhode Island.