0 a boxer whose strongest hand is their left
1 a left-handed person, esp. in sports and particularly a pitcher (= person who throws the ball in baseball)
A midfielder and a southpaw, she retired from active play in 1962.
He was a fair fielder and, as a left-handed batter who had trouble with southpaw pitching, he was often platooned to face right-handers.
She is affiliated with the tennis club and a southpaw.
A left-handed individual may be known as a southpaw, particularly in a sports context.
He's a southpaw with good skills, handspeed, and mobility.
Valero was an undefeated southpaw boxer and former two weight world champion who fought up to light welterweight.
Having injured his left shoulder on the last day of training, he changed to a southpaw stance on several occasions to throw more right-handed punches.
Venegas, a southpaw, fought in the bantamweight and featherweight division for a total of 32 fights, compiling a record of 20-10-2.
