NJPW’s Drilla Moloney reportedly drew interest from U.S. companies
Drilla Moloney has re-signed with NJPW amid interest from several U.S. companies.
Recently, at NJPW New Beginning Osaka, Shingo Takagi and Moloney defeated Great-O-Khan and HENARE, before Moloney announced his new extended run with NJPW.
Shortly after, Fightful Select shared a report that detailed his contract situation. While he re-signed with NJPW on February 11th, Sean Ross Sapp stated that he politely “declined interest from American companies” and stayed with NJPW.
The report also noted that the deal may have been finalized last week and is a “very favorable” one for Moloney. Possibly a one-year contract, the deal will keep him in NJPW till February 2027.
While many believed he was done with the Japanese promotion, Moloney announced his re-signing with the company and his entry in the 2026 New Japan Cup tournament at New Beginning Osaka.
Last year, Fightful Select had also noted that Moloney and a few War Dogs members’ contracts were nearing expiry in 2026.
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