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Haney vs Kambosos: Undercard results from Melbourne

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World Boxing News provides live results as undisputed lightweight world champion Devin Haney faces George Kambosos Jr. again.

Haney vs Kambosos 2 is broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, and ESPN+ at 10:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m PT.

Haney vs Kambosos – Results

Jason Moloney produced a workmanlike shift to continue his march towards another world title shot in the future.

Moloney got the better of Thailand’s Nawaphon Kaikanha for the majority of the contest.

In what was a WBC bantamweight world title final eliminator, Moloney stands to benefit if Naoya Inoue vacates after the Paul Butler fight.

Brother Andrew Moloney claimed the vacant WBO International super flyweight title against an out-of-depth Norbelto Jimenez.

Moloney had Jiminez down in the first couple of rounds but couldn’t get his opponent out of there. In the end, Moloney had to settle for a unanimous decision.

Cruiserweight contender David Nyika continues to impress after stopping Titi Motusaga in two rounds.

Amateur star Nyika, now 5-0, recorded the fourth knockout since ditching the head guard.

Hemi Ahio got stunned by Faiga Opelu despite holding a twenty-pound weight advantage. Opelu took a fourth-round stoppage to score the 15th win of his career.

Ahio was 19-0 going into the bout and now has to go back to the drawing board.

Cherneka Johnson suffered a truly horrific cut due to an accidental headbutt in her clash against Susie Ramadan. Her head was split open as she battled for the win.

Despite the ailment, Johnson scored a knockdown in the fourth round and cruised her way to victory.

With her 15th victory in the bag, Johnson keeps hold of her IBF super-bantamweight title.

Middleweight Lorenzo Simpson defeated Marcus Heywood via a sixth-round decision to stay perfect as a professional.

Simpson, known as “Truck,” is now 12-0. Heywood lost for the fifth time and is now 6-5-1.

In the opener, Haney team member Amari Jones beat Tej Pratap Singh at middleweight to go 8-0.

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