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Mexican-American fighter Oscar De La Hoya won the lightweight gold medal at the 1992 Olympics. He had promised his mother, who died of cancer, to win the Olympic title and did so by defeating Marco Rudolph, who had beaten him in the 1991 World Championships final. De La Hoya turned pro, eventually winning ten world titles in six different ...
Jun 7, 2021 · On June 7, 1996, Julio César Chávez faced Oscar De La Hoya. Promoters called the fight “Ultimate Glory.”. Held outside of Las Vegas’ Caesars Palace on a hot Friday night, the fight was, in ...
Sep 3, 2021 · Oscar De La Hoya drops out of comeback fight after being hospitalized with Covid-19. Mr. De La Hoya had been training in recent months for an match against Vitor Belfort, a former UFC champion, on ...
Sep 25, 2018 · Oscar De La Hoya, who competed as a professional boxer from 1992 to 2008, had a prizefighting career to remember, capturing world titles in several weight classes. He retired with a record of 39 wins—including 30 KOs—against only six losses and was part of some of the biggest pay-per-view bonanzas of his era.
May 29, 2018 · Oscar De La Hoya was born on February 4, 1973, in East Los Angeles, California, to Joel and Cecilia De La Hoya, both immigrants to the United States from Mexico. The family, including an older brother, Joel Jr., and a sister, Ceci, did not always have money for food, and to this day De La Hoya carries a food stamp in his wallet to remember ...
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Oscar de la Hoya, né le 4 février 1973 à Los Angeles, est un boxeur et promoteur de boxe anglaise mexicano-américain.Surnommé le Golden Boy après sa médaille d'or aux Jeux olympiques de Barcelone en 1992, il est le premier boxeur de l'histoire à être devenu champion du monde dans six catégories de poids différentes reconnues par les quatre principales fédérations internationales ...
