Here is the complete lineup for the June 29 boxing card at Sony Hall, presented by Boxing Insider Promotions:

8 Rounds — Junior Welterweights

Kurt Scoby
New York, NY
11-0, 9 KOs
143.1 Pounds

vs.

Hank Lundy
Philadelphia, PA
31-13-1, 14 KOs
139.8 Pounds

This could be the last chance saloon for Lundy, a 39-year-old who has been an NABF champion and a world title challenger (against Terence Crawford) but has lost five consecutive fights. He’s fought too many world-class opponents to list. And he’ll have to bank on his edge in experience against Scoby, a power puncher who passed his biggest career test with flying colors by knocking out John Mannu last time out.

8 Rounds — Junior Middleweights

Brian Ceballo
New York, NY
14-1, 7 KOs
159.8 Pounds

vs.

Mitch Louis-Charles
Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada
7-3-2, 4 KOs
153.2 Pounds

Ceballo is on the road back from his only career loss, back in San Juan against Nicklaus Flaz. He was a highly-decorated amateur, winning national titles and sporting a #1 national ranking. He has a promotional deal with Tom Loffler, who knows talent when he sees it, having guided the careers of Gennady (GGG) Golovkin and Wladimir Klitschko. Louis-Charles has the ability to surprise; he is coming off his best career win, scoring a fourth-round stoppage of 9-0 Josniel Castro in January.

8 Rounds — Junior Welterweights

Terell Bostic
Wyandach, NY
8-1, 1 KO
139.8 Pounds

vs.

Matthew “Lefty Gunz” Gonzalez
Ridgewood, Queens, NY
12-0-1, 8 KOs
140.2 Pounds

Bostic beat Clay Burns on a decision at Sony Hall in April. He’s a slick boxer but does not have a lot of power. Gonzalez, nicknamed “Lefty Gunz,” is, of course, a southpaw, and has not fought since 2021, when he drew with Dakota Linger. He’s tough, fast and can punch.

6 Rounds — Welterweights

Arnold Gonzalez
New York, NY
11-0, 6 KOs
150.6 Pounds

vs.

Alejandro Munera
Medellin, Colombia
8-7-4, 7 KOs
146.2 Pounds

The personable Arnold Gonzalez looks like a star in the making, and was a sparring partner for Manny Pacquiao before he even turned pro. Munera’s record is a bit deceiving in that five of his seven defeats have come at the hands of unbeaten opponents. He comes in here on just a few days’ notice.

4 Rounds — Junior Lightweights

Raymond Cuadrado Jr.
Ridgewood, Queens, NY
7-0, 3 KOs
130.8 Pounds

vs.

Yeuri Andujar
San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
5-5-1, 3 KOs
131.4 Pounds

Known as “The Scientist,” Cuadrado is technically-sound and can hurt opponents to the body. His dad is in charge of amateur organization USA Metro Boxing in the New York area. Andujar hung tough in a fight with Pablo Cruz, possessor of a 22-4 record, boxing to a draw. In his last fight, he came off a 15-month layoff with a TKO loss to former National PAL champion Bruce Carrington.

Tickets for the June 29 show are priced at $95, $125, $200 and $325 and are available through TicketWeb. For information about tables, contact [email protected]. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with first bell slated for 7:30 PM.

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Sony Hall is located at 235 W 46th St. in Manhattan, at the bottom of the Paramount Hotel, directly across from the Imperial Theater.