Jason Moloney (21-1, 18KOs) knows the mountain he has to climb to topple Japan’s undefeated Naoya Inoue (19-0, 16KOs).
Widely regarded as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world, the ‘Monster’ puts his two world welterweight titles against the Aussie on the line.
It was going to be one of the biggest boxing disruptions of the year and just two weeks after Moloney was in the ring when Teofimo Lopez dethroned light king Vasiliy Lomachenko in a boilover of massive proportions.
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Moloney looks forward to the future
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“I love being the underdog,” he said.
“I love to prove people wrong.”
The latest Australian boxing history is against Moloney – many have tried to match big names before him and most fell short.
Daniel Geale lost to Gennady Golovkin in the third round, while Alex Leapai suffered a similar fate against Wladimir Klitschko.
Jeff Horn, meanwhile, never looked like he was threatening to defeat Terence Crawford before the fight ended in ninth.
However, Moloney does not back down from the challenge, but actively seeks it.
“Every fighter should want to fight the best,” said Moloney.
“That’s why we’re in this sport.”
Moloney has won four straight wins since his lonely pro career loss in a separate decision against Emmanuel Rodriguez.
Inoue brutally beat Rodriguez a year later to prove why Moloney is such a serious underdog.
The Japanese sensation has taken care of four previous opponents in less than three rounds.
“It’s not that I’ll always take my opponents out,” he told ESPN.
“I want to show that kind of fighting too, but I don’t think boxing is about that. I want to show all of my techniques and skills. ”
Inoue rose from relative obscurity and won his first world title in his sixth pro fight while winning his second in his eighth.
Moloney, on the other hand, turned pro at the age of 19 when he won the World Boxing Council’s light flyweight title in his sixth pro start.
Since then, he has managed to take the junior bantamweight title.
The card is expected to start at 10:30 a.m. with the main card at 1:00 p.m.
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