Entries tagged with "Oscar+De+La+Hoya":
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On September, 2002 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, WBC champion Oscar De La Hoya (34-2-0) met WBA champion Fernando Vargas in a junior middleweight unification bout. De La Hoya was going through a rough patch, having lost two of his last five fights, to Felix Trinidad in 1999…
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On June 17, 2000 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, WBC welterweight champion Oscar De La Hoya, from Montebello, California, defended his title against IBF lightweight champion Sugar Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, in the first of their two fights. De La Hoya was 32-1 coming in.…
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On May 6, 2006 at MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada, WBC light middleweight champion Ricardo Mayorga, from Managua, Nicaragua, defended his title against former the great Oscar De La Hoya, from Montebello, California. Mayorga was 27-5-1 coming in. De La Hoya was 37-4. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds...
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On April 12, 1997 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, longstanding WBC welterweight champion Pernell Whitaker, from Norfolk, Virginia, defended his title against WBC junior welterweight champion Oscar De La Hoya, from Montebello, California. Whitaker was 40-1-1 coming into the fight, his…
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On February 26, 2000 at New York's Madison Square Garden, former super featherweight, lightweight, junior welterweight and welterweight champion Oscar De La Hoya, from Montebello, California, fought Derrell Coley for the IBA welterweight title. The Golden Boy was 31-1 coming in. His only loss was to…
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On February 13, 1999 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, WBC welterweight champion Oscar De La Hoya, from Los Angeles, California, defended his title against Ike Quartey, from Bukom, Ghana. Both fighters were undefeated coming in. De La Hoya was 29-0. Quartey was 34-0-1. The fight was scheduled…
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When I turned back on the faucet of pugilistic info, I got doused with a whole load of stupid, dumb, crappy, and downright icky...
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She screamed in pain and told him to stop, but he laughed and told her to have a drink, at which point she fled the house…
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Oscar De La Hoya letting the cat out of the bag when it comes to his client’s level of autonomy in partnership with the wannabe Netflix of sports…
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This current boxing market has to be sending tingles to regions of Arum’s body that haven’t felt tingles since the Reagan administration…
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Terence may be all the rage in Omaha, but Spence is packing in stadiums and is a burgeoning PPV star…
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Despite being draped in the red, white, and green of Mexico, Oscar was as American as apple pie, drunken Spring Break co-eds, and gun-running…
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Things look good for Golden Boy Promotions right now. They’ve ditched the dumb and are on a roll…at least for now…
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While Benavidez was separated from the title, veteran southpaw and former Olympic medalist Andre Dirrell defeated Avni Yildrim for the vacant title…
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His transformation from awkward kid with freckles and heavy hands into exemplary fighting machine has not been swift, but it was worth the wait…
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The up-and-coming prospect Pasillas took a few minutes to speak exclusively with Boxing.com just before his next fight…
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Without exaggeration, BoxRec is probably the greatest asset the boxing consumer has. But there IS such a thing as staying in your lane…
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On Sept. 18, 2004, Bernard Hopkins fought Oscar De La Hoya at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, for the WBC/WBA/IBF/WBO middleweight titles. Hopkins was 44-2-1 at the time. De La Hoya was 37-3. Oscar was outboxing Bernard in the early rounds, but as the fight progressed Hopkins turned up the heat and punctuated…
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Now that everyone knows Canelo is due a sweet $35 million per outing, fans and media expect big fights…
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Hall of Fame fighters Oscar De La Hoya and Jeff Fenech agreed that Pernell Whitaker was a better fighter than Mayweather…
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For a time hunger can be masked. The longer that hunger is sustained, the more it rages to the point where one might appear possessed...
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White’s plan to build that “real business” is light on details and big on what can only be assumed is intentional naiveté…
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Make no mistake about it, the July 20 Manny Pacquiao-Keith Thurman clash at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas is a good fight, a very good fight…
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Turning every telecast into a Canelo hype orgy with a pre-destined Canelo win just may turn more people off than bring people in…
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Saturday will mark the fifth time Alvarez has fought at T-Mobile Arena. By contrast, Jacobs hasn’t fought in Sin City in nearly nine years…
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Jacobs was asked about the prospect of Byrd scoring the fight from anywhere other than from where she escaped…
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Munguia had the backing of a boxing establishment licking its chops at a prospective big money fight between him and Canelo Alvarez...
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“I liked the fact that boxing was a one-on-one, full contact game. I liked that the objective was to build my skill to outbox and outwit my opponent...”
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Steve Forbes is one of the dedicated boxing personalities keeping boxing on life support in the northwest…
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Much of the chatter on the media shuttle from the fight hotel to and from AT&T Stadium was about how Garcia virtually has no chance on Saturday night…
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He loved milk and Chinese food. Maybe the two were a bad combination. He had not yet decided. Health food to Chauncy was a Snickers bar and chips…
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If De La Hoya is a “happy” promoter, who are we to rain on his parade, even though it appears he was dead-wrong…
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A superhero is being crafted from his flawed, human self by those with a money interest in seeing him become the bankable, salable face of a network…
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It’s always a mistake to rule out a thinking man’s chances of pulling off the supposedly impossible…
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The WBA World Welterweight title between Manny Pacquiao and Adrien Broner is being heavily pushed by the premium channel’s “All Access” program...
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Oscar De La Hoya seems to understand a basic fundamental of business. You can only milk the cow for so long…
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Over the last several years—actually, the last couple decades—HBO became more of an enemy of the sport than the powerful ally it used to be…
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Cool, calm and collected are the thoughts we usually think of to describe the demeanor of middleweight titans Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin
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Saturday’s pay-per-view clash will mark the end of both Alvarez’s and Golovkin’s contracts with HBO and may be the last hurrah for HBO Boxing…
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Don't scoff—the boxing legend says he's very seriously considering running for the highest office in the land…
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Oscar took a shot at Triple G which was as unwarranted as it was false, and true to form he couldn't care less...
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On September 29, Jorge Linares will return to the ring to face Abner Cotto in a 12-round, 140-pound contest…
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Golden Boy’s failed lawsuit against Al Haymon and Haymon Boxing showed just how incredibly reliant they are on Alvarez’s star power…
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“I'm very happy for this opportunity to make clear who is better. This is the opportunity to show who is better…”
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Take a seat, pay the PPV price, and prepare something to throw at the TV. Just don’t tell me boxing is dying…
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Coming into his HBO Boxing After Dark reappearance, it was clear that HBO was big on the affable and entertaining Mexican KO artist
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“There are still some individuals who wanted to sabotage the fight. May God enlighten their minds and soften their hearts…”
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Jirov was one of five siblings, encouraged by his Mother, a runner, to try out all the sports he possibly could…
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The tale was grim and the outlook even grimmer as to whether or not we’d get a second helping of the biggest middleweight rivalry of the present time…
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“Danny’s a great fighter and a fan’s fighter as well. He’s just not Golovkin. This is indeed a different type of ‘big drama show…’”