Oscar De La Hoya
De La Hoya: Why doesn’t Chavez Jr. just fight Sergio Martinez?
By Chris Williams:: Oscar De La Hoya is open to putting together a fight between his guy WBC junior middleweight champion Saul Alvarez and WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. at a catch weight of 156 pounds instead of at 154, Alvarez’s weight, or 160, the weight class that Chavez Jr. fights ago.
De La Hoya speaks on Pacquiao – Marquez
By John F. McKenna (McJack): The former “Golden Boy” of boxing turned promoter, Oscar De La Hoya shared his thoughts about the upcoming war between World Boxing Organization (WBO) welterweight champion Manny Pacquaio (53-3-2, 38 KO’s) and WBO/WBA lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez (53-5-1, 39 KO’s) when he visited the Wild Card Gym in Hollywood on Monday. Pacquiao and Marquez will square off on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas for the 3rd fight in their Trilogy.
Will De La Hoya come back to face Mayweather?
38-year-old De La Hoya wants to make a comeback
By Allen Fox: It’s been three years since Oscar De La Hoya (39-6, 30 KO’s) last fought and he looked terrible in getting taken out in the 8th round by Manny Pacquiao in 2008. De La Hoya retired after that one-sided loss. However, after three years of retirement, De La Hoya is saying he wants to make a comeback.
Mayweather no longer needs Pacquiao; De La Hoya and Ortiz rematches are beckoning for Money May
De La Hoya may come out of retirement to fight Mayweather if he gives Ortiz a rematch
Mayweather: I left the fight in the ring, but Ortiz and De La Hoya keep crying about it
De La Hoya: Ortiz was just warming up against Mayweather when he was hit with a cheap shot
By Dan Ambrose: Oscar De La Hoya thinks that his fighter former WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz was just warming up in his fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. last weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada. De Hoya says Ortiz’s momentum was cut short by the cheap shot that Mayweather landed in the 4th round when referee Joe Cortez was looking outside of the ring instead of at the two fighters.
De la Hoya admits he was done by the time he fought Floyd Mayweather Jr.
By Gerardo Granados: If that statement it’s true, then how deteriorated was Oscar when he faced Congressman Manny Pacquiao? In the second episode of HBO 24/7 Mayweather-Ortiz, Oscar De la Hoya speaks to Victor Ortiz, trying to pump up the confidence of the young World Boxing Council (WBC) welterweight champion and admits to him that by the time he fought Floyd Mayweather Jr. he was already done as a fighter.