Oscar De La Hoya In The Beginning Of His Career | JANUARY 3, 1993

Look back at #oscardelahoya's third professional fight. #boxing #boxinghighlights
Next up for Top Rank Boxing, Japan’s pound-for-pound hero is set to headline the biggest boxing event his country has ever seen. Undisputed junior featherweight world champion Naoya “The Monster” Inoue will defend all the belts against Mexican puncher Luis “Pantera” Nery on Monday, May 6 at the Tokyo Dome.
Inoue, a four-weight world champion and two-weight undisputed king, will headline at the iconic venue for the first time.
Inoue-Nery and three additional world title showdowns will stream live and exclusively in the U.S. on ESPN+ at 4 a.m. ET/1 a.m. PT. Australia’s WBO bantamweight world champion, Jason “Mayhem” Moloney will defend his belt against rising knockout artist and former kickboxing world champion Yoshiki Takei.
The world title quadruple-header also features WBA bantamweight world champion Takuma Inoue (19-1, 5 KOs), younger brother of Naoya, who defends his title against former world title challenger Sho Ishida (34-3, 17 KOs). And, in a flyweight world title tilt, newly minted WBA world champion Seigo Yuri Akui (19-2-1, 11 KOs) battles Taku Kuwahara (13-1, 8 KOs) in a rematch of their 2021 Japanese title bout, which Akui won by 10th-round TKO.
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[@GokuKnowz]

Oscar was a dog and his resume is elite .

[@johnnypr-nyc8851]

Really was one of Mexico's greatest back in his prime. I'm from PR and watching him fight Tito Trinidad was such a spectacle when I was a kid.

[@vishnu2407]

Word Never ducked anyone

[@djharris5048]

Stg he look just like ryan

[@SOLE_II_SOUL]

Prime Oscar I think does beat Canelo. People forget not many people could rival Oscar’s speed with his power and reach. Not to mention if you got past that, prime Oscar had wonderful footwork.

[@Infinite_Guide04]

He has the best resume of all time. Chavez, sugar Shane, Floyd, Pac-Man, Parnell Whittaker, Hopkins. And so many more greats.

[@GokuKnowz]

Yo he’s resume is elite and he fought most of them in their prime .

[@hjjjjk8399]

Early flody would have fucked up De la hoya

[@arunciopiniones7070]

But loss very many.

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

That doesn’t mean anything if he lost to a lot of them lol. That means he had bad management 😂

[@Infinite_Guide04]

@@chiarosuburekeni9325 he fought them all. That’s an old school fighter right there.

[@13thHeaven]

He was really good.

[@omgitzhaze]

That man was definitely a problem in the ring #respect

[@user-xg8fr1de8x]

Kc Contrastes de la vida El César del boxceo mexicano mundial Julio César Chávez a la edad del wolden voiy Tronqba a putqzos a verdaderos campeones del boxceo mundial

[@theblkwolverine1570]

Ryan Garcia's real father.

[@m.pearce3273]

Looks like Delahoya got a dud oppenent

[@bsmi1361]

They all did early in their career

[@jayluis189]

It's his early in his boxing career.

[@chiarosuburekeni9325]

I remember these days. My older brother was dating a girl who was absolutely in love with Oscar during these times. Bro was so jealous lol. Had to remind him that he actually had her, not Oscar lmao. And that Oscar didn’t even know who she was

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

Lol the ladies did go crazy for Oscar in his peak days, was one of the reasons he had star power