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Inoue: A Lot of Expectations Of Me, I Want To Be Able To Live Up To Them

•Oct 31, 2020

Naoya Inoue is well aware of the high stakes heading into his first career trip to Las Vegas this weekend. The three-division and reigning unified bantamweight titlist fights in the United States for just the second time as a pro, and his first in the industry-hailed fight capital of the world. The occasion comes in the form of an attempted title defense versus Australia’s Jason Moloney (21-1, 18KOs), taking place this Saturday live on ESPN+ from The Bubble at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Photos: Naoya Inoue, Jason Moloney - Set For Las Vegas Showdown

Boxing Photos

•Oct 30, 2020

Inoue-Moloney, Mayer Weights Photos Gallery - Naoya "Monster" Inoue, the Japanese three-weight world champion and pound-for-pound talent, is one day away from his Las Vegas debut. (photos by Mikey Williams)

Inoue-Moloney ESPN+ Weigh-In Report From Las Vegas

Jake Donovan

•Oct 30, 2020

Naoya Inoue and Jason Moloney both did their job at the scale to provide viewers with a Halloween treat in the ring. The pair of bantamweights made weight ahead of their unified bantamweight title fight, which airs live Saturday evening on ESPN+ from The Bubble at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Photos: Naoya Inoue, Jason Moloney - Face-Off at Final Presser

Boxing Photos

•Oct 29, 2020

Inoue, Moloney Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Naoya "Monster" Inoue, the Japanese three-weight world champion and pound-for-pound talent, is two days away from his Las Vegas debut. He will defend his WBA/IBF/Ring Magazine bantamweight world titles against Australia's Jason Moloney (ESPN+, 7:30 p.m. ET), his first bout since his 2019 Fight of the Year victory last November against Nonito Donaire.

Naoya Inoue - The Run, In Progress

Cliff Rold

•Oct 29, 2020

By Cliff Rold - The idea that boxing’s best have already settled into the rearview mirror is disproven regularly. There’s always someone new, somewhere on the scale, who comes along to expand the history of where they stand. 27-year old bantamweight leader Naoya Inoue (19-0, 16 KO) of Japan is widely seen as one of boxing’s best talents. A two-division titlist by his...

Inoue: Images Of My Family, Son Got Me Through Trouble In 9th Round With Donaire

Keith Idec

•Oct 28, 2020

When Nonito Donaire nailed Naoya Inoue with a right hand in the ninth round of their fantastic fight, Inoue needed to summon some more strength to get through the most troublesome moment of his career.

Moloney: Inoue Fight Is A Dream, But Not The End Goal By Any Means

Jake Donovan

•Oct 28, 2020

Top Rank didn’t have much of an investment into the bantamweight division at the time they signed Jason Moloney to a promotional contract last summer, but that didn’t stop the Australian native from pursuing the biggest challenges.

Inoue: I've Prepared Perfectly For This Title Defense Against Jason Moloney

Jake Donovan

•Oct 27, 2020

It is officially Monster season in Las Vegas. Naoya Inoue touched down in Sin City on Sunday evening, two weeks ahead of his upcoming unified bantamweight title defense versus Australia’s Jason Moloney (21-1, 17KOs). Their bout takes place October 31, live on ESPN+ from The Bubble at MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Jason Moloney: I Asked For Inoue Fight, Now It's Time To Bring Belts Back To Australia

Jake Donovan

•Oct 26, 2020

Australia’s Moloney (21-1, 18KOs) returns to Las Vegas for his second consecutive fight, this time against one of the sport’s very best in three-division and reigning unified bantamweight titlist Naoya Inoue (19-0, 16KOs). The fight came about after the division’s lone other title claimant, John Riel Casimero sealed his fate in accepting a voluntary title defense versus Duke Micah this past September on a Showtime Pay-Per-View card.

Jason Moloney: Inoue is The Ultimate Challenge, I Feel That I'm 100% Ready

BoxingScene Staff

•Oct 12, 2020

The Australian twins helped re-open the doors of the Top Rank Gym in Las Vegas in May of this year for their respective fights since the pandemic hit with Leonardo Baez and Josh Franco. Team Moloney recently arrived back in Las Vegas and both brothers were subject to coronavirus (COVID-19) testing, as well as all accompanying team members including their career-long manager Tony Tolj and WBO #10 Flyweight Andres Campos and prospect Vegas Larfield.