Andrew Moloney: record, next fight and profile →
George Kambosos Jr. declined to go the deception and Art of War route this time around at the scales. The former lineal and unified lightweight titlist only needed one try to come within the divisional limit for his repeat showdown with Devin Haney. Kambosos appeared in peak condition as he weighed a ripped and lean 134.04 pounds,
Haney, Kambosos Rematch Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Undisputed lightweight world champion Devin "The Dream" Haney and former champion George Kambosos Jr. re-exchanged "pleasantries" at the press conference two days shy of their showdown at Rod Laver Arena. (photos by Mikey Williams)
Norbelto Jimenez is surprisingly confident for a fighter who has come up unlucky far too many times before on the road. The former title challenger once again travels abroad for a notable junior bantamweight fight, as he next faces former secondary WBA titlist Andrew Moloney. The two will meet in a scheduled ten-round bout on the undercard of the Devin Haney-George Kambosos undisputed lightweight championship rematch which headlines an October 15 ESPN telecast from Rod Laver Stadium in Melbourne, Australia.
Andrew Moloney is ready for the test of Norbelto Jimenez, as the Aussie stylist continues to hunt down a fight with pound for pound star Kazuto Ioka.
Jason and Andrew Moloney couldn’t envision their latest respective title runs any other way than alongside one another. The Australian twins will each enter the ring for the 27th time, all but six of which have come on the same show. That
Andrew Moloney was never concerned about the rebuilding process. A trilogy with Joshua Franco left Australia’s Moloney with his lone career blemishes, going 0-2 with one No-Decision in their unlikely three fight series which also saw the end of his secondary WBA junior bantamweight title reign. The 31-
Many of Australia’s top fighting talents will enjoy the Down Under spotlight underneath the highly anticipated rematch between undisputed lightweight world champion Devin “The Dream” Haney and former champion “Ferocious” George Kambosos Jr. on Saturday, Oct. 15 (Sunday afternoon, Oct. 16 local time) at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia.
Kazuto Ioka is not without his lucrative options in the loaded junior bantamweight division. Just in case a fight with the top players doesn’t quite work out for the four-division and reigning WBO 115-pound titlist, there remains at least one willing challenger in Andrew Moloney.
Andrew Moloney has not given up his quest for a lucrative and career-defining showdown with four-division titlist Kazuto Ioka. The belief is that such a title fight can be kept in play after Ioka’s next defense.
Andrew Moloney is readied for his Australian return as he faces stiff competition in Alexander Espinoza. Espinoza notably challenged highly rated, and now retired, Kash Farooq for a WBC ranking belt in an entertaining fight last year in London which many could have seen going either way.