Comments Thread For: Andrew Moloney: Time For A New King Of Super Flyweight Division, I Plan On That Being Me

[just the facts]

Not impossible but not likely either.

[Elheath]

Rodriguez is the next king.

Fully agreed.

Granted with Ioka essentially counting down on retirement, I won't mind seeing Martinez, Moloney and Tanaka duke it out to see who will be the No. 2 of the division.

[tokon]

Rodriguez is the next king.

[Malvado]

Super Fly will always be stacked, but still kinda sad to see the four kings decline and go.

(Cuadras, Rungvisai, Estrada and Gonzalez.)

[wildman]

Moloney is a solid fighter, just not championship caliber.

[Nightfall]

Everybody has a plan until

[Elheath]

So after the guy who was considered the lineal champ of the division and the guy who gave you a KO of the year caliber crushing defeat and a legendary 4 division champ announce they are leaving the division, you see yourself as the top dog candidate...err, okay.

I applaud his undying positivity and motivation even after an absolute crushing defeat though.

[Robi13]

When you gotta name drop 3 opponents that “may or may not” leave the division for you to then be king, that’s not very promising. I guess hope is the last to die.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Andrew Moloney sees a brighter future and room for a changing of the guard. The former secondary WBA junior bantamweight titlist landed back in the win column with a ten-round shutout of Judy Flores earlier this month in the Melbourne suburb of Albert Park, Australia. The win came nearly seven months after a crushing 12th round knockout loss to Junto Nakatani in their WBO 115-pound title fight this past May in Las Vegas.
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