BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing has signed [faded] former contender Henry "Hammerin' Hank" Lundy to a multi-fight agreement. The Philadelphia native brings nearly two decades of professional boxing experience to BKB after compiling a 32-14-1 record with 14 knockouts. [Over the last five years, Lundy has a boxing record of 1-6]. Lundy challenged Terence Crawford for the WBO junior welterweight championship at Madison Square Garden in 2016 and competed against many of the leading fighters of his era. Lundy fought primarily as a lightweight before moving to junior welterweight, earning a reputation for consistently facing high-level opposition.

 

Before turning professional, Lundy compiled a 65-5 amateur record. His amateur accomplishments included a Pennsylvania Golden Gloves championship, Outstanding Boxer honors at the USA Boxing Middle Atlantic Association Tournament and a silver medal at the National Golden Gloves.

 

The addition of Lundy continues BKB's recent recruitment of established boxing talent, joining former world champions and contenders Victor Ortiz, Amado Vargas, Fernando Vargas Jr., Alfredo Angulo, Joseph "JoJo" Diaz Jr. and Lee Selby.