Team Moloney Unite in Australian Bush Fire Crisis

Some of the worst wildfires seen in Australia in decades has approximately wiped out millions of wildlife whilst also inflicting human casualties and rendering thousands upon thousands homeless.

Tony Tolj led Dragon Fire Boxing and is united in helping raise funds for victims of the horrendous wildfires in Australia.

AUSTRALIA NEEDS OUR HELP 🇦🇺 The current Bushfire crisis in Australia is just horrific
Team Moloney are auctioning off a pair of custom fight gloves signed by both Jason and Andrew with 100% of the money raised being donated to the Red Cross Bushfire Appealhttps://t.co/xTT7SCNV7F https://t.co/bAEA4DAd0e

— Tony Tolj 🇭🇲🇭🇷🇲🇰 (@TonyTolj) January 4, 2020

World champion Andrew Moloney and world title contender Jason Moloney are auctioning off custom Everlast gloves on eBay, signed by themselves with the proceeds going to help the victims of the Australian fires. This is an awesome gesture in a time of need and if you can support, please check out the link and bid on an item.

You can see what the Moloney camp is auctioning off by clicking here and placing a bid.

Fellow Dragon Fire Boxing fighter Rachel Loder is also running fitness classes in the Gold Coast region, with all proceeds going to help victims of the fires.

Tony Tolj gave his comments on the appeal to help Australia in this time of the disaster, “I’m very upset to see what is going on throughout Australia and it’s time for all of us to pull together to help our fellow Australian’s and our wildlife alike.

“I’m very proud of the fighters who are all pulling together to do their bit to help the victims of the fires and I encourage everyone to donate to the cause.”

Brothers Andrew and Jason Moloney also opened up on their feelings regarding the disaster.

They said in a combined statement, “We are absolutely devastated to see what is going on and our thoughts are with all the victims of the fires.

“We want to do what we can to raise awareness within the boxing community to help the people of Australia who have lost everything through these fires. The boxing community always unites to help others and Australia really needs help right now.”