Appearing in the chief support on the biggest card in Japanese boxing history, Australia’s Jason Moloney looks to defend his WBO bantamweight title against local hope Yoshiki Takei.

Going down in Tokyo on Monday, May 6, “Mayhem” hopes to turn back the challenge of the undefeated knockout artist.

In the main event, megastar and arguably the sport’s pound-for-pound number one, Naoya Inoue, is hoping to defend his undisputed super bantamweight crown from Mexico’s Luis Nery.

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Round 3: Another Takei round. The southpaw appears to have to the speed advantage, in the feet and the hands, at the moment. Moloney can’t get any offence off as Takei gets to work on the inside while the Australian covers up.

Round 2: Another low shot for Takei and Steve Willis takes a point. Apart from that, Takei looking comfortable so far. Moloney yet to implement his gameplan. Moloney happy to wear some shots on the guard as Takei flurries. Takei finding joy with the left to the body.

Round 1: Cagey opener. Takei warned a couple times for going low with his rear hand. Nothing significant lands but the challenger slightly busier.

We are ready to go! Moloney and Takei are making their way to the ring for the co-main now.

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The Inoue-Nery pay-per-view is set to start at 6pm AEST on Monday, May 6.

Moloney vs. Takei is set to be the penultimate fight of the evening, meaning the pair should step into the ring around 8:20pm, although the time will depend on how long the previous bout goes.

The main event is expected to begin around 9:30pm.

The Inoue vs. Nery pay-per-view will be broadcast live on Foxtel’s Main Event.

Alternatively, fans can order the PPV through streaming platform Kayo.

The event will cost $49.95.