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Jason Moloney joins Zuffa Boxing

Former bantamweight titleholder Jason Moloney is looking to make the most of the final stretch of his career with a new promoter.

Moloney signed a multi-fight deal with Zuffa Boxing, it was announced Tuesday.

“I love what Zuffa is doing, giving the fans great fights every time and matching the best against the best. And that’s what I’m all about, fighting the best and becoming the best,” Moloney said in a statement.

“Mayhem” Moloney (29-4, 20 KOs) is a 35-year-old from Melbourne, Australia, and last fought in April, scoring a 10-round unanimous decision win against Andre Donovan.

Moloney was unsuccessful during his first two 118-pound title shots against Emmanuel Rodríguez in 2018 and Naoya Inoue in 2020 but won the vacant WBO bantamweight crown against Vincent Astrolabio in May 2023.

Moloney defended the title against Saul Sanchez in January 2024 before losing the belt to Yoshiki Takei four months later. Another defeat followed against Tenshin Nasukawa in February 2025, but Moloney has returned to the win column over his last two outings.

Moloney’s twin brother, Andrew, holds the IBF 115-pound crown.

Jason Moloney the latest to sign 'multi-fight' terms with Zuffa Boxing

Jason Moloney is the latest fighter to sign a ‘multi-fight promotional contract’ with Zuffa Boxing.

The former WBO welterweight titlist is on a two-fight win streak since consecutive losses in 2024 and 2025 saw him lose the belt and some momentum. The 35-year-old, 29-4 (20 KOs), can was most recently seen outpointing Andre Donovan over 10 rounds for a regional title in April this year.

“I love what Zuffa is doing, giving the fans great fights every time and matching the best against the best. And that’s what I’m all about, fighting the best and becoming the best,” Moloney is quoted as saying on the Zuffa press release.

The Australian is the brother of junior bantamweight beltholder Andrew Moloney.

It is expected that Jason’s premier outing with Zuffa will be confirmed in the coming weeks.