Oscar De La Hoya Greatest Hits(HBO)

[@paulibarra910]

Oscar has Balls! He never feared any fighter!

[@FreedomFighter2112]

He got robbed in so many of his fights

[@kingkold]

Funny how drug tests never showed that

[@carlossuarez6180]

*****​ This was like in july arent you a little late? And If your grown act like it fucking bitch

[@carlossuarez6180]

If you dont believe me look it up, kingkold​

[@OnePunchKO818]

He ducked winky wright straight up

[@Snortpizza]

Oscar deserves to be one of the greatest. He fought EVERYBODY with no hesitation.

[@LuvinMe4Me91]

Wow Oscar never had a perfect record but the man was brave

[@LuvinMe4Me91]

Thank you

[@LuvinMe4Me91]

Lol scooby doo is a classic.

[@PremiumPr0360]

Kik?

[@LuvinMe4Me91]

no kik

[@kristenkeeney2938]

Ya thats true oscar didnt have a perfect record but damn the man can box and had fast hands was a true great hispanic boxer and You are very gorgeous u have a nice smile

[@iGoldenBen]

De la hoya one of the greatest fighters in history

[@christianarrizon9796]

People saying otherwise is out of pure hate

[@christianarrizon9796]

Chavez might of fought some bums but julio was the man in late 80s early 90s and oscar schooled him fare n square. Im saying this being a big chavez fan i was angry when he lost but never put excuses for chavez oscar gave him the worst beating of his career

[@thefacttruesss5418]

Manny enter the chat

[@dulax08]

Lol

[@DeCurtaRican]

Golden Ben : De La Hoya’s sh*t is so padded, and this notion that he fought and beat all of the best is laughable. At welterweight and above he has more signature losses than he does signature wins. Signature wins: Gatti, Vargas, Mayorga Cheap wins: Camacho, Chavez Undeserved wins: Whitaker, Quartey Signature losses: Pacquiao, Mosley, Trinidad (he ran when he got tired), Mayweather, and Hopkins Fighters he ducked or (luckily) never had to face: Jones (ascended in weight), Nunn (incarcerated), McClelland (disabled by Benn), Benn, Forrest (murdered), and Wright (Oscar ducked him). Oscar was in negotiations to fight Wright, but he handled it like a P*. He played such hardball that the deal didn’t get done. Truthfully, he wanted no part of Weight, just like he wanted no part of Forrest - or rematches with Whitaker, Quartey, Trinidad, Vargas, or Hopkins. That’s not a strong resume. It definitely doesn’t make him one of the greatest fighters ever. He was certainly one of the more talented fighters, but one of the greatest? Nope!!!

[@timgarcia956]

Say what you want about him now but he was a great, truly great fighter. He fought against the best, he put on a good show and he left it all in the ring

[@Yandross]

So true

[@babybluesification]

De la Hoya will always be the best hall of fame in the Latino culture

[@magic6601]

No 😂 Shut the fuck up. He’s near a Julio César Chávez or Roberto Duran.

[@juanesparza265]

magic I’d say Roberto Duran is the best Latino fighter. Who did Julio Cesar Chavez beat?

[@culio544]

Martin E. You must not know boxing if you don’t know who he beat

[@DeCurtaRican]

Gonzalez Family : So you rank him over Duran and Chavez? Are you out of your mind?! 😆 He’s probably not better than Galindez or Stephenson either.

[@DeCurtaRican]

magic : You need to edit. You mean he’s NOT.

[@raiderlos2094]

He probably will never get the credit he deserves because of all his personal bs. But he was one of the greatest ever. Never ran from anyone always fought the best out. I wish they woulda showed when he fought camacho. I think the only real fights he lost were to Bhop and manny. Cuz he beat Floyd 7 to 5. He got Mosley and trini just the same. They don't make fighters like oscar anymore

[@JD_2597]

He didn't beat Floyd at all. Crowd misinterpretations and clearly misinterpretations on your behalf. Oscar never hurt mayweather and never troubled him with his punches.

[@raiderlos2094]

@jack sorry man but he pressured floyd all fight long while floyd ran. He was the aggressor and had his moments and from what I watched won a very very close fight like I said 7-5. And I watch fights the first time live with no sound so I don't hear the crowd. Floyd has his moments as well but I think Oscar did enough with his pressure to steal the close rounds and edge out Floyd. Clearly I wasn't the only one that saw that... Hence the split decision....and damn near everyone at ringside having it for Oscar. I think the victory for Floyd was given to him simply because he was the fighter that would carry the sport after Oscar exited the sport

[@JD_2597]

Carlos Delgado jr nope. Floyd won in my book. Just because someone is the aggressor it doesn't mean they should win. Tyson was always the aggressor, yet he lost fights.

[@raiderlos2094]

Very poor analogy but ok

[@JD_2597]

Carlos Delgado jr no its not. Its about picking your shots, not just swinging wildly.

[@tylerdurden2696]

delahoya IS A WARRIOR

[@DeCurtaRican]

Tyler Durden : Nobody disputes that. Danny Ainge (Celtics) was a warrior, too, but he still got his ass kicked regularly when he started fights on the court. 😆 Being a warrior doesn’t make you an all-time great. De La Hoya fans have more excuses than a pimp goin’ to jail! 😏 De La Hoya’s sh*t is so padded, and this notion that he fought and beat all of the best is laughable. At welterweight and above he has more signature losses than he does signature wins. Signature wins: Gatti, Vargas, Mayorga Cheap wins: Camacho, Chavez Undeserved wins: Whitaker, Quartey Signature losses: Pacquiao, Mosley, Trinidad (he ran when he got tired), Mayweather, and Hopkins Fighters he ducked or (luckily) never had to face: Jones (ascended in weight), Nunn (incarcerated), McClelland (disabled by Benn), Benn, Forrest (murdered), and Wright (Oscar ducked him). Oscar was in negotiations to fight Wright, but he handled it like a P*. He played such hardball that the deal didn’t get done. The truth is that De La Hoya wanted no part of Wright, just like he wanted no part of Forrest (R.I.P.) - or rematches with Whitaker, Quartey, Trinidad, Vargas, or Hopkins. That’s not a strong resume. It definitely doesn’t make him one of the greatest fighters ever. He was certainly one of the more talented fighters, but one of the greatest? Nope!!! Do you think De La Hoya could have beaten Leonard, Hagler, Hearns, Duran, Camacho, Mancini, Prior, or Arguello? He would have been lucky to beat Benitez? Do you think he could have beaten Michael Nunn if he hadn’t gone to prison?

[@pozestcom]

I thought this video was supposed to highlight De La Hoya...

[@deanomontano4006]

I know right it didn't even show his best victorys

[@johnmonahan6647]

lol ikr!

[@magnumopus8202]

😂😂😂

[@wayneoneal7952]

when he was at his best...he was something special...i loved the way he fought with his fist up stalking...great combos and big big heart

[@KingCajete]

De La Hoya is a fucking lion. I don't care what anyone says. This motherfucker lost many fights but did it gracefully, humbly and always fought fearlessly and with his heart.

[@SuperBrown789]

Bert. losses - Trindad (won) , Mosley (juiced 2X)

[@mattgamer1574]

Dude he lost 6 times that's not what I would say many id say many fights of a boxing loss would be 9 and up not 6

[@californiaswimteam]

Agree..: but not humble LMAO

[@bayouboy8644]

@@mattgamer1574 He was robbed in at least 3 to 4 of those losses, real boxing fans, people that know boxing know he was robbed. Plain and simple, the only real losses Hopkins, who was way out of Oscars true weight class, and Pac, who I feel Oscar would have easily beat when in his prime. The man had class, and fought every top contender, feared no one.

[@billyshead1339]

I remember that Trinidad fight. De la Hoyas boxing was a thing of beauty. I loved his stance and how he moved. Since Barcelona 92. It don't matter if he lost I stay with my boy Oscar.

[@ziggyc4474]

Robbed

[@ziggyc4474]

Don King was Trinis promoter

[@faczia]

He's my all-time favorite Mexican boxer, but I wish he had simply boxed Trinidad until the end. He easily outclassed him and was schooling him.

[@JunglistBass]

Man he really was a shadow of his former self when he fought pacman

[@fuckem187]

he was on the decline when he fought mayweather - he had lost 3 of his last 4 bouts coming into that fight. Lost to Mosley, lost to Hopkins and Sturm was robbed by the judges.

[@kristenkeeney2938]

This video wasnt a very good example of oscar dela hoya at prime you should see his fights from the 90s

[@TheINCDexter]

Kristen Keeney its true, they started at Trinidad, I was like wtf? Lol

[@OGFrylock]

@@fuckem187 so if he was on the decline with Mayweather, what was he against Pacquiao???

[@Ed-uu9eo]

Yeah. Kinda like when Mayweather fought Pacquiao. After Pac received one of the most devastating KO in the history of boxing that's when Mayweather actually tried to make the fight happen. Everyone knew Pac wasn't the same as before. He was a lot more timid. A lot less aggressive. Manny fought the likes of Rios and Algerie and somehow Mayweather thought that was enough to "earn" a fight against him. Not when Manny was beating all these big names before the KO though. Mayweather fought a shell of Pacquiao. He's a smart business man and timed it right.

[@manos3790]

Oscar's one of the most exciting fighters in the last 25 years. He always went out on his shield and had very good boxing skills. I think only Mosley & Hopkins truly beat him. He lost a lot of desire before he signed for the Pacquiao fight and wouldn't be shocked to learn that's when the cocaine problem occurred.

[@cruzfuentes3641]

The is called "Oscar De La Hoya Greatest Hits" and it starts with 2 of the most heartbreaking losses I have ever seen... I've been bamboozled! That Vargas knockout though : )

[@Winston-ot1cp]

Oscars short left hook was a thing of beauty

[@ODLH]

Oscar De La Hoya before 2003 is one of the best fighter in history.

[@Human-hr5ly]

Golden Boy is a true boxing gentleman. Class will always take you far in life! God bless you.

[@yocoCworld]

Respect for this guy :) Salute !!

[@guerreroazteca9890]

One of the best of all time!

[@carlobrown7906]

Love him or hate, but you have to respect him. Never ducked anyone, sought out & fought the best at their best. Didn't cherry pick. Win, lose or draw, always came to fight, a true warrior. Not a protected fighter like the boxers of today who avoid the best or time the fights till others are either past their prime or over the hill. Hats off to Oscar and thanks for some amazing fights

[@boxinghero5708]

Oscar fought them all in their prime!

[@MrMissionary2011]

De la hoya most valuable boxer ever period people just loved him inside n outside the ring.

[@julianbustillos444]

De La Hoya one of the greatest to ever put on the gloves better than mayweather....

[@DeCurtaRican]

Julian Bustillos : You mean Floyd Mayweather, Sr., right? 😏

[@elcalifornio9356]

best jab, great footwork, granite chin, devastating combinations., great IQ. literally the greatest boxer ever without a single weakness. was robbed against Trinidad, Mosley and floyd jr. there will never again be another Golden Boy

[@p.singhd5736]

Win or lose..oscar was always a show man in the ring.. hate 0% n respect 100% for dela hoya.

[@darthjarjar8048]

Wow looking back at this and looking at boxing now....boxing has truly died it's fucking sad i miss boxing maybe one day boxing will rise from the ashes but for now the UFC is absolutely dominating boxing

[@kerthdelavictoria6027]

Chris Martinez Floyd is to blame

[@darthjarjar8048]

Kerth Dela Victoria no not really it's the promoters fault it takes fucking months to set up fights sometimes YEARS but the ufc it takes maybe a week or two to set up a super fight

[@MOG0311]

That's why boxers and boxing still holds the record for highest purse for a fight and highest paid athletes between the two sports. Because it's getting absolutely dominated lmao

[@kingjayswishiii_388]

Darth Jar Jar Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier got paid 1 million and 500k. The money is nothing compared to boxing.

[@tellthetruthg]

He definitely fought the best of his era. Didn’t duck anyone .

[@petergarcia589]

He was an American hero. He just got with a bad crowd. His flurries are legendary. Young girls, cocaine. Emmitt Smith said it best, "why in the world with the world at your feet would you want to give up a legacy for a night of pleasure" . One of the greatest boxers of all time taken down by his own insatiable desires. He was one of my heroes. Cocaine is a hell of a drug.

[@中田ヤスタカ-e4f]

Floyd Mayweather Sr. has that cool dread locks.. LMAO

[@melissagarcia6477]

Has always been my favorite boxer and that will never change!

[@benrossi1513]

De La Hoya was awesome because besides his fighting spirit, he's also a great guy

[@abrahamjackson6019]

Great fighter and trailblazer his greatness can't be denied in and out the ring. Much respect.....

[@GokuTheHusky]

Mayweather greatly robbed him lol

[@Slipknot5301]

greatly kicked his ass lol

[@ultimatechamp6909]

It was their plan that how they're both promoters 💀💀💀💯

[@DeCurtaRican]

Zero_RR : Hopkins and Pacquiao “robbed” him too.

[@mqproductions]

You have to respect Oscar's career. He took some L's but that's because he always fought top competition. Great fighter with a big heart.

[@TheMcFastlane]

Stop drinkin....you're still amazing.

[@IPeach10]

Hands down, my favorite boxer ever! Both in and out of the ring.

[@josemora9269]

One of my favorite fighters🥊

[@jonathanherrera599]

Oscar de la hoya should of won against floyd maywether He out box him

[@Edwin-sr8lq]

naturalselector85 lol who hurt you

[@efrainrodarte6395]

Im a huge dlh fan but going back and watching the fight i honestly can't be that upset by the result

[@flexgado249]

Oscar dela Hoya was the man in mid 90's and early 2000's I grew up hearing his name without knowing him until I saw him fight Vargas when I was a kid

[@leesmith9299]

Greatest Hits? Loss, loss, loss....

[@marcosbarrera8554]

he only lost 6 times that's pretty good compared to all the champions he fought in such little wins

[@marcosbarrera8554]

but yea I agree they showed his losses lol 😂

[@the_la_story9737]

greatests hits, he won a lot, but the greats fights he lost

[@mikeleungmike]

Don't post Greatest if you show the losses, you don't make sense

[@deanomontano9820]

Lee Smith this was a bad presentation on greatest hits they got lazy and put his previous Best fights

[@ZR1Terror]

De la Hoya is the best!!

[@cheeeefa]

so in reality he fought like mayweather would vs trinidad and lost for it....faxxxx

[@JoseMoreno-jl1tg]

Oscar was a beast at his him u cant take nothing away from him aka the golden boy

[@johnathonbrowning9057]

oscar has to be one of the most talented boxers of my era, if you look at his best performances like the tito robbery or some of the many fights before/including the pernell fight you would have a strong argument to put this guy as one of the best fighters in the last 20 years.

[@MrMissionary2011]

Prime oscar was fuckin bad ass!he was robbed by tito n once by mosley fight.legit loses were one with mosley,hopkins n paquiao

[@SHAKADUZIT]

No to mosley because Mosley was on steroids during there fight and Yes to Floyd because Floyd threw less punches but he threw more of the effective punches and Pacquiao no not really that Dela Hoya was drained and done.

[@solideogloria5526]

Kamal Smith uhm, the DLHvsPac... DLH was not drained, he only looks drain, old, slow and INEFFECTUAL, after sustaining the straight left of Pac with repetitious regularity.... infact, its only to Pac that DLH suffer for what u called "PUNISHMENT" rd.7&8, ... RTD in 9, and no other boxer... as the old poet says "DEATH with a thousand left hands"...

[@SHAKADUZIT]

Tim Gatuteo read this for me real quick by the way this is from boxingnews24 "The next year, however, a badly weight drained De La Hoya was stopped in the 8th round by Manny Pacquiao in an ill-advised fight weight of 147 pounds for De La Hoya. It was insane for De La Hoya to have agreed to fight at that weight, because he was walking around at 180 lbs and had to take off a lot of weight through dieting to get down to 147. You could see even before the fight that De La Hoya was in trouble, because he looked painfully thin, as if he had lost a great deal of muscle instead of just fat."

[@SHAKADUZIT]

Tim Gatuteo so tim what do you have to say about this?

[@solideogloria5526]

you credit DLH for too much weight loss, but the one who comes from light- flyweight who is not supposed to be in welter at that time, because he is from lightweight only "SKiPPing" junior-welter, to fight at welter-w.. you did not.. i know, its hard too lose weight, but its not also easy to be bloated in-order to be at that division.. DLH clearly stated after the fight that "Pac was the better man, he deserves all the accolades, he deserves everything that he has accomplish.." no tsk tsk tsk excuses... but sadly, many fans have their own opinion of "being old, dehydrated, not on prime".. ... If DLH beat Pac back in 08', will you also commend, or at least give credit to the small 5'6 and say "Pac is inexperience, small, bloated not on the elite lvl.. etc., REASONS?... I guess you will not, becoz u are DLH fan.

[@adamd8532]

Oscar never ran win or lose he fought the best of his generation

[@cohenperry4245]

Adam D o

[@cohenperry4245]

Adam D okop

[@cohenperry4245]

He said

[@ronworster9253]

you miss the point. a majority of those losses should have gone the other way. Best example was his fight with mayweather. Oscar out landed but lost a split decision that should have gone in his favor.

[@jordan267450]

Ron Worster De La Hoya landed 82 of 341 power punches (24 percent), and Mayweather landed 138 of 241 (57 percent). De La Hoya connected on 122 of 587 total punches (21 percent), and Mayweather connected on 207 of 481 (43 percent).

[@Montoya1991]

@@jordan267450 Landed3091Thrown129297Percent23%31%Power PunchesCastilloMayweatherLanded17366Thrown377151Percent46%44%Total PunchesCastilloMayweatherLanded203157Thrown506448Percent40%35%compuboxonline.com Castillo beat mayweather bad in the first fight but mayweather paid the judges

[@Montoya1991]

@@jordan267450 Castillo landed 133 power punches threw 377 with 46% connect mayweather landed 66 power punches but threw 151 with a 44% connect Castillo landed 30 jabs but threw 129 with a 23% connect mayweather landed 91 jabs but threw 297 with a 31% connection Castillo landed 203 total punches but threw 506 total punches with a 40% connect mayweather landed only 157 total punches but threw 448 total punches with a 35% connect , Castillo beat mayweather easily in the first fight but mayweather had the judges in his pockets

[@jonmzee6579]

I admit that Oscar got Robbed he knows he's still champ tripleG has a chance but slim I always loved him I'm not Hispanic but if he returns you will see the fight which once again define him and cement him once again as the Golden boy

[@21bootup]

Hes one of the greatest fighters never back down from anyone

[@CrockSapea]

A great fighter true & true!!

[@eddibetty10]

Prime De La Hoya > Floyd Mayweather

[@williamfriday9222]

Dela hoya the best left handed fighter in the world. Throwing a 4 quick punches n jabs before landing the knock out right not many boxers I see do that today or ever only one (THE GOLDEN BOY) pretty to watch.

[@gypsyestrada6364]

What a great boxer in my opinion one of the greats in the welterweight division ;)

[@ricardodeharo3519]

Oscar De la hoya was unbeatable he got robbed 3 times Trinidad Mosley and Mayweather .A beast in his prime

[@AZMDHI]

Oscar only lost to Mosley 1. Close with quartey. Close with Whitaker. Loss to Hopkins. A draw with gayweather. And a clear loss to Pac man. Basically Oscar finished with only 3 losses. 2 clear and 1 draw. He's a legend. Was robbed by judges and after Trinidad fight he was never the same. If he won Oscar would've beaten Mosley and went on undefeated. Cause nobody wanted that kid. He'd fucking destroy anyone. Boxing sucks now. The Ali, Tyson, de la hoya, gatti, Pac man eras are done. We're left with this bum gayweather who loves to run. Someone is gonna smash that bee. He don't deserve to be a boxing elite but he is a great defense dodger. No class or excitement.

[@EnduroDreaming]

You're a fucking idiot. Nobody cares what you think is a loss, he definitely lost to Mayweather.

[@oscargonzalezjr2]

OGMudbone Appaarently you care.

[@RafaelCDet]

No class? lol, you clearly don't know SHIT about boxing. Mayweather completely outclassed, outlanded and outpointed Oscar. He negated all of Oscar's work and had pin point accuracy. Oscar decided to be a cocky son of a bitch and rest for the second half of the Trinidad fight. Got beaten by Mosley in the first fight. Got his ass whooped by Hopkins and Pacquiao. Oh, and Whitaker beat him too.

[@AZMDHI]

zTundra you're a degenerate. Lmao. You know nothing about the sport. Don't come at with your pre k knowledge. Go play with your dolls.

[@AZMDHI]

zTundra mosley barely beat him. Trinidad lost by 4 rounds. Hopkins got perfect liver shot. Whitaker lost by 2 rds. He beat Mosley & Vargas on their steroids. He never should've fought Pac man cause he was no longer a fighter. You are one dumb Fuck kid

[@mohammedzain747]

Mayweather sr, one of the best trainers to ever do it!

[@cuzzigothigh]

more like de la hoyas greatest robberies ( on Hbo)

[@pepeeltoro1759]

Agreed I'm Puerto Rican.

[@MarioRamirez-mo3tj]

DLO. LOVES HIS MOM AND BOXING. love of the sport.

[@cesargarcia7057]

It was awesome watching him fight pure Chicano

[@xerxes1245]

Oscar beat gayweather!!

[@julianbanks9568]

Not according to the judges.

[@MrJAMESTAKER]

DJJAHRU he got his ass handed to him

[@twoweeledsoto6072]

Oscar was a class act. Excellent fighter. Fought guys at the top of "their" game.

[@กาญจนวัฒน์กิ่งจันทร์]

My I dol oscar de lahoya

[@rogeliohernandez6999]

OSCAR DE LA HOYA ALWAYS GAVE THE FANS WHAT THEY WANTED !! GREAT FIGHTS WITH GREAT FIGHTERS !! NOT LIKE SOME SO CALLED POUND FOR POUND CHAMPIONS THAT HAND PICK THIER FIGHTS !!!

[@BtownOG]

this episode was so bad.. lol

[@dustyguadian7570]

The strategy and tactics Oscar used against mayweather is what canelo should have done . Canelo Tried to outbox him and got crushed.

[@blarae50]

De la Hoya greatest hits on his face...

[@MrEl7decopas]

Oscar De La Hoya a choker with talent

[@thecontenderbox]

oscar de la hoya...my idol

[@bourgeoiszee4749]

De La Hoya rocked the best trunks, straight suede fabric like the 40s!

[@dennisgardner9255]

Oscar Dela Hoya is a legend in his own write

[@ppmobileppmobile6973]

My hero

[@sonyajanaeabouhaydarabouha9957]

Que Dios los bendiga🌷🇲🇽🌷🇺🇸☺🇺🇸🌷🇲🇽

[@champ5662]

It was definitely the end when he essentially gave up vs Trinidad. He was a beast but he just mentally never could stay up on the high level against Mosley, Hopkins’s, and Mayweather which was a close fight actually.

[@Metaphysicsmadness]

One of the greatest left hooks in the game

[@unbiasedbasketballstan3221]

Oscar and Floyd Senior were a good combination.

[@MM-sf7qv]

I always had a lot more respect for Oscar than any other fighter of that time because De LA Hoya fought everybody. Even when he moved up to middle he went right after Hopkins. I knew he wasn't going to beat Hopkins but at least he did try. Mayweather wouldn't try that.

[@sourabhchakraborty4853]

Greatest hit or greatest loss.

[@MarioRamirez-mo3tj]

the best.

[@kachinboyz3826]

the greatest test for legends

[@zenmar84]

De la hoya always fought the best. sure because of the money that he brings ,he doesnt have a hard time fighting all the great but he still fought them (tszyu is the only great fighter that i can remember that he never fought) the guy always looks for super fight. most of his losses during his prime are always close.

[@gregfalco4528]

Oscar's best performances were in the 90s, at 130-140.

[@ExpectedBoy]

Agree. To beat Floyd you need to press him all night long and throw power shots. If you try to box him, he'll just outbox you...as he always does. Flailing his arms in panic defence (like against Oscar) but getting through it.

[@alexmendoza5277]

A true warrior!!

[@goggleboy2464]

Won of the most entertaining boxers imo.

[@roda2vlog449]

not a boxer only but a warrior also

[@toopkarcher]

I miss HBO boxing :'(

[@chivatech]

My favorite fighter

[@donaldyoung9901]

One of the many reasons I like Oscar is..well first..I have never seen a boxer called so many names..he's soft..he is gay on and on..but when he got in the ring they quickly found out the man had a heart of a lion..when you talk about great fighters of all time..Oscar is in the top 5..hands down.

[@gmseth4779]

mother of career hightlight

[@crizy50]

Punch and hug -floyd

[@1roiboi]

Everyone says he sucks cause he lost to Mayweather which is annoying. De La Hoya won titles & not to mention 7 Gold Medals for team USA.

[@alphaunit1993]

Oscar's fight with mayorga was my favorite fight especially seeing Oscar gettin serious!!!

[@callumbrowns]

OSCAR 1 OF MY FAVE FIGHTERS HE GOOD OF BEAT TRINIDAD BUT HE DID A KINDA MAY WEATHER RUN DOWN CLOCK AT THE END LOL SICK FIGHTER ALL AROUND

[@DancingMad17]

what a resume he had

[@Fredy2k5]

Oscar De La Hoya Greatest losses

[@TheRicosuave94]

Pacquiao??? Pacquiao's fought this generation's lightweight and welterweight greats, Morales, Barrera, Marquez, Cotto, Mosley, "De la hoya", Hatton, Margarito, Bradley, and Clottey.

[@StanPW88]

De la Hoya came closest to beating Mayweather out of anyone Mayweather has fought in recent times! He did have a lot of bad luck in his career with his losses - at least 3 of them could (and maybe should) have been wins

[@chinito8710]

Bro i like his book

[@blacktee31]

I like those trunks he wore against Forbes.