Moloney
Proper noun
Meaning
Moloney (plural Moloneys)
A surname from Irish.
Examples
After producing a super save to deny Waßmuth from close range, Moloney was beaten by a rocket courtesy of the Hoffenheim star from outside the box, making it 2-0 just before the half-hour mark.
Moloney, 29, stopped Mexico’s Leonardo Baez after seven rounds in June and has been on a knockout role since his lone defeat — a split-decision loss two years ago to Puerto Rico’s Emmanuel Rodriguez for the IBF world title.
Jason Moloney scored a technical knockout over Leonardo Baez in Moloney’s Las Vegas debut in the main event of Top Rank’s boxing card Thursday at the MGM Grand.
The 12-round showdown inside a quarantine bubble at the MGM Grand ends a 51-week layoff for Inoue (19-0 with 16 knockouts) and sends Moloney (21-1 with 18 knockouts) back into the ring only four months after his fourth early stoppage victory in a row.
In July 1922, Con Moloney, the anti-treaty IRA's Deputy Chief of Staff, ordered that unionist property should be seized to accommodate their men.
The Lightning are known for their comebacks but they couldn't find a consistent flow in attack as Moloney was having an impact along with Emily Mannix and Jo Weston.