He can definitely pull the trigger mate, he has fought in the last 2 years or so, it just that when he fight Inoue, he hit that wall.
Nevertheless he can still fight and his left hook is still very deadly and could lay everyone on the floor because it has power behind. But he might be cautious though, I mean it could be just case to case basis, and so in this one this is for the championship belt so it's very difficult to turn this opportunity again. So if he wins then he goes and fight again, if he losses turn him and Rachel Donaire will have to sit down and talk what will be their next move.
Nevertheless he can still fight and his left hook is still very deadly and could lay everyone on the floor because it has power behind. But he might be cautious though, I mean it could be just case to case basis, and so in this one this is for the championship belt so it's very difficult to turn this opportunity again. So if he wins then he goes and fight again, if he losses turn him and Rachel Donaire will have to sit down and talk what will be their next move.
And he remains active while approaching the veteran age. It means his body didn't rest for long and was still able to keep up with Donaire's will.
Adding also to that, Donaire keeps doing training even prior to this fight that is mandated by the WBC.
Donaire also experienced already a tough wall on the bantamweight, Naoya Inoue. That's the best experienced he got against Alejandro Santiago.
Donaire can even beat Moloney, but instead Moloney chooses an easy way to get a belt in the bantamweight division, maybe it is just an excuse from his promoters not to touch Donaire at this point even if he is what we call 'old' already.
Yes, he has been very active in this division, beating young boxers until that tough wall, the best of them all which is Naoya.
Sign of relief for them when he goes up to super bantamweight, field is open for any of this boxers to become the new champion in WBC including Nonito and others.
Let's make a poll. 
