lenroy is actually ok he is a slick southpaw and that will cause problems for many in the division. he wont do so well against guys with big reach advantage or very heavy hitters but he woud be a test for most outside the world top thirty.Pukka Cheese wrote:I imagine Lenroy will take a long holiday and then see who has the cash on offer.rm1 wrote:lenroy would beat Cornish probably but he would make a very good opponent for Ian lewison for the commonwealth title.SAPFO wrote:Hearn should get Lenroy on an undercard vs Cornish or Sexton, even Whyte if a tune-up is required. He'd be a good watchable filler for me, and familiarity is a good thing sometimes from show to show. So many fighters disappear forever. Lenroy has earned a bit a of undercard airtime.
Its a nice little belt and hes just not that good.
David Allen v Lenroy Thomas
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I think he's good for his level, and would improve a hell of a lot with a good team around him. I'd like to know more about his boxing history. Was he an amateur? He hit the target well, but wernt sitting on his punches, which made me feel he was stuck in point fighting mode.
He should come to the UK where the scene is, he'd get good sparring, and really could give our domestics a test. I like the fact he comes to box. Lenroy would shake up our domestic scene.
He should come to the UK where the scene is, he'd get good sparring, and really could give our domestics a test. I like the fact he comes to box. Lenroy would shake up our domestic scene.
Re: David Allen v Lenroy Thomas
Yes it would be good to see lenroy defend his belt against some of the British guys which would further liven up the best H/W scene in the world. Thomas v Lewison or Gorman would be good for a start.
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I've just invited Lenroy over to Boxrec. Hopefully he gets on and give us some insight. A very likeable character, and a HW that comes looking in great shape, and also comes to box. We don't get many of those these days.