Oscar De La Hoya

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Oscar De La Hoya, once a celebrated boxing champion and now a leading promoter with Golden Boy Promotions, continues to carve out a complex legacy inside the fight game—though not always in the traditional sense. While many retired fighters transition quietly into promotion, De La Hoya’s style is distinctly bold and confrontational. He frequently entangles
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The landscape surrounding Ryan Garcia’s anticipated exhibition fight with Japanese kickboxer Rukiya Anpo is becoming increasingly murky. According to boxing promoter Oscar De La Hoya, Golden Boy Promotions has yet to approve the contest, slated for December 30th. The absence of this crucial endorsement raises significant questions about the feasibility of the event proceeding as
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In the world of professional boxing, the stakes are exceptionally high, not just for the fighters but also for promoters who stake their reputations on the talent they represent. Recent turmoil has emerged following Eddie Hearn’s vehement defense of his promotional philosophy in the face of criticism from fellow promoter Oscar De La Hoya. Following
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On September 18, 1999, the boxing world held its breath as two undefeated champions, Felix Trinidad and Oscar De La Hoya, stepped into the ring at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Dubbed a super-fight, this highly anticipated welterweight unification bout promised thrills, yet what transpired was a perplexing contest that sparked decades of debate over