No one seems to admit this, but Mayweather's victory over Oscar was razor-thin. Somehow people seem to think Floyd walked all over De La Hoya. Not at all the case.
I was supporting Floyd in a Mexican bar in California. I remember it well. I was the only one, but Australian. It was a terrible fight. A smaller guy hitting bigger guy at will who didn’t feel it.
I believe the punch stat was well in favour of Floyd. Dela Hoya stupidly neglected to use his jab. That was the only way he was going to challenge Floyd. His open attacks on Floyd left him vulnerable to counter punching which Floyd excelled at. Also Dela Hoya's combinations caught elbows and gloves, missing their target for the most part.
@@mattstyles1244 I was in the Mayweather camp for two days in training for this fight. I was babysitting one of Roger’s boys. The kid was still in nappies. I think he was two. He had little gloves, I had mitts. I knew fro this kids balance and tenacity and skills: Floyd would win. I had grand expectations, I saw Floyd work out. Like nothing I’d seen before, or since. It was a terrible mix of styles, and a boring fight. My main impression of Floyd was that he was like an Olympian but moved effortlessly. Most Olympians are carrying some injury.
I've always liked Oscar. He's never put on a false bravado like so many others. There's a vulnerability there. Haters hate, and for some reason some have hated Oscar, but I never have. Oscar, if you happen to read this, seek Jesus. Read the gospel of John. God bless you.
He did win against floyd jr according too the world boxing judges the majority of them had Oscar as the true winner just like me 8-4 oscar Even Floyd Sr said Oscar won
Say what you want about his personal life, but the man is the GOAT. Champ in 6 different weight classes. Respect. Btw, great job by DP, a golden boy in the art of interviewing.
@@mattstyles1244def lost that fight but Hopkins vs de de la Hoya was already announced if Oscar gets passed strum. So there's no way the judges weren't gonna give him the win
Weaker? Hand picked? Tito-he won 8roundz n just danced the rest, Tito barely touched him. Mosely 2- shane was on steroids n oscar beat him but lost a shady decision. Oscar wasnt a middleweight, but he beat whitaker,vargas,Quartey,chavez,rafa ruelas😂
You can say what you want about Oscars personal issues, but there is only a few fighters in Boxing who can match Oscars resume. He fought all the best fighters in the world.
@@alexandrosanchez6501 Official punch stats for the fight: Pernell: landed 232 punches out of 582 thrown. Oscar: landed 191 punches out of 556 thrown. I rest my case.
MANNY'S HATER DOESNT REALIZE THIS! Oscar Drop down 10 lbs from 154 division to 145lbs but people forgot Manny just climb 3 divisions that time to fight OSCAR. Manny was a coming from SUPERFEATHER 130lbs from March then fought David Diaz June at 135 and 145lbs on December. let that sink in. NOBODY HAS EVER DONE THAT!
@@pkte to be exact, its only two divisions. Pac was in his prime, oscar wasnt. It's safer for a younger man to go up two weight divisions than an older man to go down in a weightclass he hasnt fought for almost eight years. For a 5 foot 10 guy who at some point already fought at middleweight and then go back at 147 doesnt really sound healthy. If you know the risk and danger of weightcutting then surely you would understand what im talking bout.
@@mr.brightside6576 then if it's safer for young fighters to climb 2 divisions especially fighting for the first time in welterweight division why nobody does that?
@@pkte it has been done numberous times. Pac, mosley, duran, hopkins, canelo, roy jones, etcetera...pac wasnt fighting a guy in his prime against delahoya. Fredie roach was on oscars corner when he fought floyd so he exactly knows that oscar would have a very difficult time beating the scales. They needed to inject iv's to rehydrate oscar. The fact that pac was actually the bigger man on fight night just goes to show how bad in shape oscar was.
Idc how many hate on Oscar for some of his antics. He's seems like a stand up guy. Loved this interview. I really wish Ryan would sit down and put all the pride aside and pick his brain. Alot of nuggets to learn from him. 💯
this is the first time i’ve heard him speak and look at him.and trully this man oscar is so exciting.he is grounded.humble and so direct.a real man.i pray he continues to have a happy life.he earns my respect.mabuhay oscar!.from a new female fan from the philippines..
I know you’re supposed to not have regrets in life, but it still has to kill Oscar that he ran from Trinidad the last three rounds. He fought so beautifully the whole fight. Prime Oscar. And he listened to his corner. All he he has to do was continue fighting. He was putting on a show. Crazy.
Yeah i agree. Even though he ran for the last 3 rounds, i am still not sure he deserved to lose. A draw would of been a fairer outcome. You also have to question Trinidad after we found out years later that his gloves at times were loaded even if it still doesn't stop him being one of the greats like De La Hoya.
I like Oscar. You don’t step into the ring without having guts. It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat. Theodore Roosevelt
Dan Patrick is the best sports interviewer I’ve ever seen and Oscar De La Hoya is also a class act. Has he had problems, of course, but who hasn’t. He’s bounced back every time and showed he is a true champion. Great job mom.
Stop lying Oscar. You were the A side against Pacquiao and you called out Pacquiao because Floyd retired and did not honor the rematch clause. You wanted that last big payday and Pacquiao could generate that money for you. Only problem was Pacquiao was fighting at 122-126 lbs at that time, had one fight at 135 against David Diaz. He had to move up 2 weight class straightaway to fight you. You set the rules not Pacquiao. You can't make excuses that You were drained yada yada, it was your call. In fact boxing pundits had you knocking out Pacquiao due to the size difference. Imagine if today Inoue jumps weight classes and fights Tim Tszyu at 147. Don't make it sound like you were at a disadvantage and Pacquiao wasn't.
When Oscar fought Pacquiao, they fought at 147-lbs. This was a weight that Oscar had not fought at in 7-years. Pacquiao had just fought at lightweight, so he only had to gain a little bit of weight. It's much easier to gain weight, than it is to lose weight. Pacquiao had the advantage. The age advantage as well. Pacquiao was younger. Oscar was drained. But it's his fault for accepting the fight at 147-lbs. FYI - Pacquiao also made both Cotto and Margarito lose weight and fight him at a catchweight. Cotto had to come in at 145-lbs (instead of 147-lbs); Margarito had to come in at 150-lbs (instead of 154-lbs). Pacquiao always seeking the advantage. Every fighter does this.
@@user-sg8kq7ii3y You surely are a Pacquiao Hater. Like i said Oscar was the A side not Pacquiao. All the terms and conditions were laid down by Oscar's team not Pacquiao. Oscar called out Pacquiao not the other way round. Pacquiao was fighting at 'SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT' and had just moved up to lightweight and fought one fight at lightweight against David Diaz. Did you expect Pacquiao to move up to Light middleweight from Lightweight?! Oscar drained himself for a payday he knew he can generate against Pacquiao. Tell me any 126 lbs fighter who just had one fight at 130 and moved up to 147 to fight a 154/160 fighter. Name any big name fighter.
Facts! Haters still blame Pacquiao for draining Dela Hoya while the fact is Pacquiao had no say in this fight. Oscar drained himself in order to fight a very small fighter and move him up 3 weight class. Oscar was calling all the shots. But they need to discredit Pacquiao's greatness. Remember, Pacquiao could have stayed at 126 all his career, he was a small fighter for 140-147. Look at today's boxers 5 foot 9 walking around 170 lbs but fights at 135 lbs😂
@@MrBrightSide77 That's what I said - I said that it was Oscar's fault for being willing to fight at 147. Can't you read??? I also said that Pacquiao made Cotto and Margarito fight at catch weights. These are FACTS. So why am I a "hater" when I'm just stating facts? 🙄
Oscar de la Hoya beat perrnal Whitaker and Floyd gayweather and prime Oscar would have beaten Pacquiao Oscar de la Hoya is one of the greatest skilled boxers ever never ducked no one
💪🥊💎. That was a very good interview with Oscar De La Hoya, a very motivated interview, thank you Oscar for being one of the best and for fighting Olmost every body, Sincerely, Freddy Blue: El Nuevo Estilo de la Musica Urbana 💪🥊💎
@user-ns3nr2by6h 😂 yeah that's true. Also ...... true he's got a good HOFamer from East Los story that's great on its own. But 4 whatever reason he likes 2 add a bunch of unnecessary nonsense.
Oscars split decision loss to Floyd was the closest contest Jr ever had and the last good/decent fight Oscar had left. His next fight vs Stevie Forbes who was much smaller had Oscar’s face all swole up. Despite Oscar having a larger punch output he couldn’t hurt the guy at 150. I remember thinking to myself man, he may be slowing down finally and the following fight vs Pacman was it. Oscar fought the best he could find and an amazing champion. Great full to have witnessed many of his bouts
I heard a lot about Dela Hoya but the very first that I've watched his full fight was with Tito Trinidad. And yes, I've noticed 9th round, that he was keeping himself at bay I really said out loud, WTF is doing? Why he stops punching and keeps on running and hugging, does he wants to lose? I was even scolded by my uncles and granpa who were boxing afficionados, and told me that I know nothing about boxing strategy. But I argued and stood my ground that it was too early for that strategy and might cost him the the fight if he keeps on doing it. My cousins even told me that I'm no brighter than the coaches and trainers in Dela Hoya's bench so I better STFU. But after the fight, they were the one who got mum. and I said that I guess, it's high time for Dela Hoya to consider firing his coach. I have watched all his fight after that, especially the one against floyd jr. I even risked being reprimanded and eventually suspended at my job for going undertime unauthorized just to watch the fight. But unfortunately, I didn't see it living the hype. And for me, that was the most boring fight, Oscar ever had until he finally hangs his gloves against Pacquiao. And for me, it proved the notion that crooks in the sport must have propelled floyd's career in boxing. floyd should lose that fight against Oscar, the same way and reason Oscar lose to Tito.
Larry told Floyd Sr, who won Floyd Jr. or Oscar If you go by the Point Syetem, Oscar Won. Floyd Sr Oscar de la Hoya did, in fact, beat floyd jr majority of the Boxing world judges and fans had Oscar as the true winner
@@DevinExcessiveholdingHaney exactly and thats all that matters. ODLH was an amazing fighter with the heart of a lion. At his peak, he only lost a razor thin decision to SSM. He destroyed Tito and got robbed. He outclassed Mosley in their rematch and got jobbed, again. Middleweight Oscar was him at his worst. By the time he fought Mayweather and Pacquiao he was wayy past his prime.
ODLH is a real one, the old breed and stable of fighters! He came from not much and earned every single dollar along the way. It wasn't easy but here he is, what a life he has carved out for himself and family. The greats do lose out on doing some things growing up BUT in the big pic, what did they really lose out on.... Tiger was brought up the same way when it came to golf and Jorge Posada when it came to catching and look where they ended up. Alot of sacrifice but I'd bet none of them would give up their fortunes and careers now for anything, so in the end all worth it! March on.
Oscar won the fight against Mayweather… Oscar never ducked anybody fought til the very end of his carreer but Floyd on the other hand cherry picks and never risked anything… Golden Boy is a better representation of American Boxing than Floyd and definitely Oscar has a better Legacy than Floyd
at the 13:00 he says his mom told him to get the gold at the olympics. In his HBO documentary The Golden Boy he says that it was all a lie he had made up. Which is it OScar?
He had a life like me poor poor but I never new it was but we never had help for any one but we had a great life we alway had food on the table and mother had 5 kids to feed and take care of on 57 00 dollars a money but we had a great like would not trade it for what these kids today but the way my father pass away. My hat Off to you trutly a great guy
Chaves was too old and washed out for De la Hoya. Prime Chaves would have won that fight. De la Hoya beat Mayweather though, think he beat Trinidad too.
ODLH was my fav. Boxer but if u watch his documentary on MAX he says the story about winning the gold for his mom is made up. So fast forward to this interview and he keeps riding that lie. Why if you already said it wasnt true?
I wonder if De La Hoya, Mayweather and Pacquiao would give up all heir wealth and join the rest of the world when we transition away from money to LOVE? I have a good feeling everyone would, even those who are deep in their slumber. Everyone will wake up from the illusion. All Souls to Heaven.
No one seems to admit this, but Mayweather's victory over Oscar was razor-thin. Somehow people seem to think Floyd walked all over De La Hoya. Not at all the case.
I was supporting Floyd in a Mexican bar in California. I remember it well. I was the only one, but Australian.
It was a terrible fight. A smaller guy hitting bigger guy at will who didn’t feel it.
yeah a De La Hoya on the backside of his career. that is why Mayweather waited ppl out so he didn't have to take them at the top of their games.
I believe the punch stat was well in favour of Floyd. Dela Hoya stupidly neglected to use his jab. That was the only way he was going to challenge Floyd. His open attacks on Floyd left him vulnerable to counter punching which Floyd excelled at. Also Dela Hoya's combinations caught elbows and gloves, missing their target for the most part.
@@rolandnelson6722He felt it because Floyd hit him very hard at times.
@@mattstyles1244 I was in the Mayweather camp for two days in training for this fight. I was babysitting one of Roger’s boys. The kid was still in nappies. I think he was two. He had little gloves, I had mitts. I knew fro this kids balance and tenacity and skills: Floyd would win.
I had grand expectations, I saw Floyd work out. Like nothing I’d seen before, or since. It was a terrible mix of styles, and a boring fight.
My main impression of Floyd was that he was like an Olympian but moved effortlessly. Most Olympians are carrying some injury.
I have watched 3 different interviews in this series and I have to say that Dan Patrick is the best interviewer is the absolute best at what he does.
I agree. He just knows how to conduct the interviews so it feels like he's having a conversation with his guests.
I've always liked Oscar. He's never put on a false bravado like so many others. There's a vulnerability there. Haters hate, and for some reason some have hated Oscar, but I never have. Oscar, if you happen to read this, seek Jesus. Read the gospel of John. God bless you.
This is the best interviewer .. he let his guest do the talking .. guy is awesome
Honestly i tought he wons against mayweather... He is one my best idols in boxing..He is a very strong powerful gifted boxer...
He did win against floyd jr according too the world boxing judges the majority of them had Oscar as the true winner just like me 8-4 oscar Even Floyd Sr said Oscar won
Salute to Oscar from the Philippines you are one of my Idols,
what fight of him is your fav aside from mayweather and manny?
Say what you want about his personal life, but the man is the GOAT. Champ in 6 different weight classes. Respect. Btw, great job by DP, a golden boy in the art of interviewing.
Against weaker and hand picked opponents.
He definitely lost the Sturm fight and shouldn't have won the meaningless WBO belt.
@@ivanr4300he fought Mayweather, Bernard Hopkins. Jc Chávez, Shane Mosley, Fernando Vargas..yea handpicked opponents Foh casual clown 😂😂😂
@@mattstyles1244def lost that fight but Hopkins vs de de la Hoya was already announced if Oscar gets passed strum. So there's no way the judges weren't gonna give him the win
Weaker? Hand picked?
Tito-he won 8roundz n just danced the rest, Tito barely touched him.
Mosely 2- shane was on steroids n oscar beat him but lost a shady decision. Oscar wasnt a middleweight, but he beat whitaker,vargas,Quartey,chavez,rafa ruelas😂
Great interview.
You can say what you want about Oscars personal issues, but there is only a few fighters in Boxing who can match Oscars resume. He fought all the best fighters in the world.
But he lost to Whitaker, and everyone knows it. Compubox punch stats had Whitaker out-landing Oscar. Whitaker got ROBBED
@@user-sg8kq7ii3y noup, not enough punches by whitaker
@@alexandrosanchez6501
Official punch stats for the fight:
Pernell: landed 232 punches out of 582 thrown.
Oscar: landed 191 punches out of 556 thrown.
I rest my case.
Dan Patrick is the GOAT!! Mad props to the Golden Boy!
Oscar is a real warrior, in the truest sense. Brilliant interview. Good to listen to Oscar and real good to see him look happy and at ease.
I love this interview...Oscar is a good guy. I have a new respect for him..And Dan your the best
Awesome interview! It shows Oscar's wounds and trimuphs! Dan is an awesome interviewer
Never ducked ANYONE.
Winky wright, maestrito Lopez, Margarito. Did not wanna fight trinindad at 154.
@ivanr4300 bro fought in six weight classes AND legends Bernard Hopkins and Floyd. He gave them the big fights.
Absolutely 💯 never ducked anyone.
Winky wright.
You naming everyone who Mayweather ducked lol
MANNY'S HATER DOESNT REALIZE THIS! Oscar Drop down 10 lbs from 154 division to 145lbs but people forgot Manny just climb 3 divisions that time to fight OSCAR. Manny was a coming from SUPERFEATHER 130lbs from March then fought David Diaz June at 135 and 145lbs on December. let that sink in. NOBODY HAS EVER DONE THAT!
you made it seem that it was very easy for oscar to drop down n weight...you clearly dont know anything bout weightcutting.
@@mr.brightside6576what about 5'6 man climbing 3 divisions to fight at welterweight. Nobody does that imagine Inoue fighting devin haney at 140lbs 😂
@@pkte to be exact, its only two divisions. Pac was in his prime, oscar wasnt. It's safer for a younger man to go up two weight divisions than an older man to go down in a weightclass he hasnt fought for almost eight years. For a 5 foot 10 guy who at some point already fought at middleweight and then go back at 147 doesnt really sound healthy. If you know the risk and danger of weightcutting then surely you would understand what im talking bout.
@@mr.brightside6576 then if it's safer for young fighters to climb 2 divisions especially fighting for the first time in welterweight division why nobody does that?
@@pkte it has been done numberous times. Pac, mosley, duran, hopkins, canelo, roy jones, etcetera...pac wasnt fighting a guy in his prime against delahoya. Fredie roach was on oscars corner when he fought floyd so he exactly knows that oscar would have a very difficult time beating the scales. They needed to inject iv's to rehydrate oscar. The fact that pac was actually the bigger man on fight night just goes to show how bad in shape oscar was.
Idc how many hate on Oscar for some of his antics. He's seems like a stand up guy. Loved this interview. I really wish Ryan would sit down and put all the pride aside and pick his brain. Alot of nuggets to learn from him. 💯
this is the first time i’ve heard him speak and look at him.and trully this man oscar is so exciting.he is grounded.humble and so direct.a real man.i pray he continues to have a happy life.he earns my respect.mabuhay oscar!.from a new female fan from the philippines..
I know you’re supposed to not have regrets in life, but it still has to kill Oscar that he ran from Trinidad the last three rounds. He fought so beautifully the whole fight. Prime Oscar. And he listened to his corner. All he he has to do was continue fighting. He was putting on a show. Crazy.
Yeah i agree. Even though he ran for the last 3 rounds, i am still not sure he deserved to lose. A draw would of been a fairer outcome. You also have to question Trinidad after we found out years later that his gloves at times were loaded even if it still doesn't stop him being one of the greats like De La Hoya.
I like Oscar.
You don’t step into the ring without having guts.
It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.
Theodore Roosevelt
Next guest Manny Pacquiao please🙏😊
Oscar is such a nice person. thanks.
Dan Patrick is the best sports interviewer I’ve ever seen and Oscar De La Hoya is also a class act. Has he had problems, of course, but who hasn’t. He’s bounced back every time and showed he is a true champion. Great job mom.
Love his stories about his family life and growing up. One of my favorite boxers and Oscar De La Hoya is one of Greatest Boxers of all time.
I never knew he Lost his mum at 17 must of been so hard God bless you Oscar !
Stop lying Oscar. You were the A side against Pacquiao and you called out Pacquiao because Floyd retired and did not honor the rematch clause. You wanted that last big payday and Pacquiao could generate that money for you. Only problem was Pacquiao was fighting at 122-126 lbs at that time, had one fight at 135 against David Diaz. He had to move up 2 weight class straightaway to fight you. You set the rules not Pacquiao. You can't make excuses that You were drained yada yada, it was your call. In fact boxing pundits had you knocking out Pacquiao due to the size difference. Imagine if today Inoue jumps weight classes and fights Tim Tszyu at 147. Don't make it sound like you were at a disadvantage and Pacquiao wasn't.
When Oscar fought Pacquiao, they fought at 147-lbs. This was a weight that Oscar had not fought at in 7-years. Pacquiao had just fought at lightweight, so he only had to gain a little bit of weight. It's much easier to gain weight, than it is to lose weight. Pacquiao had the advantage. The age advantage as well. Pacquiao was younger. Oscar was drained. But it's his fault for accepting the fight at 147-lbs.
FYI - Pacquiao also made both Cotto and Margarito lose weight and fight him at a catchweight. Cotto had to come in at 145-lbs (instead of 147-lbs); Margarito had to come in at 150-lbs (instead of 154-lbs). Pacquiao always seeking the advantage. Every fighter does this.
@@user-sg8kq7ii3y You surely are a Pacquiao Hater. Like i said Oscar was the A side not Pacquiao. All the terms and conditions were laid down by Oscar's team not Pacquiao. Oscar called out Pacquiao not the other way round. Pacquiao was fighting at 'SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT' and had just moved up to lightweight and fought one fight at lightweight against David Diaz. Did you expect Pacquiao to move up to Light middleweight from Lightweight?! Oscar drained himself for a payday he knew he can generate against Pacquiao. Tell me any 126 lbs fighter who just had one fight at 130 and moved up to 147 to fight a 154/160 fighter. Name any big name fighter.
Facts! Haters still blame Pacquiao for draining Dela Hoya while the fact is Pacquiao had no say in this fight. Oscar drained himself in order to fight a very small fighter and move him up 3 weight class. Oscar was calling all the shots. But they need to discredit Pacquiao's greatness. Remember, Pacquiao could have stayed at 126 all his career, he was a small fighter for 140-147. Look at today's boxers 5 foot 9 walking around 170 lbs but fights at 135 lbs😂
Stfu, i beat Pacman with my deadly runs and devastating hugs.
@@MrBrightSide77 That's what I said - I said that it was Oscar's fault for being willing to fight at 147. Can't you read???
I also said that Pacquiao made Cotto and Margarito fight at catch weights. These are FACTS.
So why am I a "hater" when I'm just stating facts? 🙄
What a great interview. Love this guy. Awesome person.
No talk about his fight with Mayorga. I'm curious about what he would say about him.
each success there is sacrifice. now i learn it
Oscar de la Hoya beat perrnal Whitaker and Floyd gayweather and prime Oscar would have beaten Pacquiao Oscar de la Hoya is one of the greatest skilled boxers ever never ducked no one
I really enjoyed this 👏
You are still a Champion senior de la Hoya.
💪🥊💎. That was a very good interview with Oscar De La Hoya, a very motivated interview, thank you Oscar for being one of the best and for fighting Olmost every body, Sincerely, Freddy Blue: El Nuevo Estilo de la Musica Urbana 💪🥊💎
Oscar nvr ducked anyone. U have to respect that
He's truly one of the best. In my opinion, De La Hoya deserves more than all the criticism he receives from people
Please interview Pacquiao too
TBH i like oscar more than Dana white. Oscar was a great fighter.
Nobody likes Dana white 😂 tf you talking about, he robs his fighters blind that they even have to come to boxing to make money
Who understands this guy? In other videos he says his mom beat him everyday and didn't show him love and here he says she was very loving.
De la coca is a liar
Yeah I wish he would stop
Yeah, Oscar is basically addicted to lying
I love oscar but yea 😂😂😂 to be fair, Mexican moms are like that , they beat us up and are very loving at the same time
@user-ns3nr2by6h 😂 yeah that's true.
Also ...... true he's got a good HOFamer from East Los story that's great on its own. But 4 whatever reason he likes 2 add a bunch of unnecessary nonsense.
Its good too see the Oscar i was always used too seeing on TV. Clean and Sobber. One day at a time Oscar!! ""All day eveyday''
39:20 lmfao wtf that Vargas fight highlights Dan showed was incredible 😂
Such a great show! Oscar de La Jolla is a true gentleman and was very inspirational.
Oscar forgot…Manny Pacquiao’ speed.😉
Manny Pacquiao steroids 😉
@s3nr2by6h you're not his trainer how you say that it's because of jealousy that he achieve 8 division titles or your another troll to say that
@@DevinExcessiveholdingHaney hey stop using steroids!😜
Excellent interview 👌
Dude your awesome 👍
Delahoya str8 GOAT 🐐
The best
Oscars split decision loss to Floyd was the closest contest Jr ever had and the last good/decent fight Oscar had left. His next fight vs Stevie Forbes who was much smaller had Oscar’s face all swole up. Despite Oscar having a larger punch output he couldn’t hurt the guy at 150. I remember thinking to myself man, he may be slowing down finally and the following fight vs Pacman was it. Oscar fought the best he could find and an amazing champion. Great full to have witnessed many of his bouts
That was great... A classy guy
Great job
Wtf.
They censored the Vargas fight.
Had to turn the video off.
Lame.
before Pacquiao the Golden Boy was one of my favorite boxers he was and is still a legend!!
How old or new all these interviews? Specially the Joe Bucks
He just described Manny Pacquiao in the end 🤙
Hard not to like Oscar. And the interviewer too.
Oscar is very charismatic. One of the qualities that made him such a huge star.
When was this recorded
Wondering the same thing. I’m guessing 2015-2016.
He always wanted the smaller guys to step up in weight. When he stepped up he lost.
Thats literally what Hagler always did.
@aaronjackson9385 Hagler wiped out every one in his class.
@@charlie-f3h3f his biggest fights were still against guys who were coming up. Duran, Hearns and Leonard.
I heard a lot about Dela Hoya but the very first that I've watched his full fight was with Tito Trinidad. And yes, I've noticed 9th round, that he was keeping himself at bay I really said out loud, WTF is doing? Why he stops punching and keeps on running and hugging, does he wants to lose? I was even scolded by my uncles and granpa who were boxing afficionados, and told me that I know nothing about boxing strategy. But I argued and stood my ground that it was too early for that strategy and might cost him the the fight if he keeps on doing it. My cousins even told me that I'm no brighter than the coaches and trainers in Dela Hoya's bench so I better STFU. But after the fight, they were the one who got mum. and I said that I guess, it's high time for Dela Hoya to consider firing his coach.
I have watched all his fight after that, especially the one against floyd jr. I even risked being reprimanded and eventually suspended at my job for going undertime unauthorized just to watch the fight. But unfortunately, I didn't see it living the hype. And for me, that was the most boring fight, Oscar ever had until he finally hangs his gloves against Pacquiao. And for me, it proved the notion that crooks in the sport must have propelled floyd's career in boxing. floyd should lose that fight against Oscar, the same way and reason Oscar lose to Tito.
Dan Patrick is the best unlike others who talk more than their guest.
And Dan LISTENS and asks great follow up questions. You can’t just read the questions from your list.
Larry told Floyd Sr, who won Floyd Jr. or Oscar
If you go by the Point Syetem, Oscar Won. Floyd Sr
Oscar de la Hoya did, in fact, beat floyd jr majority of the Boxing world judges and fans had Oscar as the true winner
He fought every one in their prime!
This is the way he should carry himself always.
I could only imagine how he feels about his mom.
Would have never won against Duran, Hagler, Hearns or Leonard in there prime.
You have no idea what he would do.
none of these guys would have. nobody past the De La Hoya era would ever have beaten the guys of even late 90's early 2000's. boxers have degressed.
Regardless, he’s still a legend. Go hate somewhere else
@@DevinExcessiveholdingHaney exactly and thats all that matters. ODLH was an amazing fighter with the heart of a lion. At his peak, he only lost a razor thin decision to SSM. He destroyed Tito and got robbed. He outclassed Mosley in their rematch and got jobbed, again. Middleweight Oscar was him at his worst. By the time he fought Mayweather and Pacquiao he was wayy past his prime.
How old is this interview? Cause the HBO documentary he paints a different picture of his mom and winning the gold medal is different from this story
Wondering the same. I’m guessing maybe 2014-2015
Turns out he lied about his mom telling him to go win the medal on her deathbed. He now admits he made that all up.
Amazing boxer.
De mis peleadores favoritos, creo que ya vi la peleas contra Fernando como 30 veces jaja
Oscar dela Hoya is a humble person and a gentleman in the world of boxing.
Let's get Rick Ross on the show great interview
The real one or the fake one?
Get the real freeway Rick Ross not the fat fake conman that has made a career of remaking the same rap shit 1000 x😂
ODLH is a real one, the old breed and stable of fighters! He came from not much and earned every single dollar along the way. It wasn't easy but here he is, what a life he has carved out for himself and family. The greats do lose out on doing some things growing up BUT in the big pic, what did they really lose out on.... Tiger was brought up the same way when it came to golf and Jorge Posada when it came to catching and look where they ended up. Alot of sacrifice but I'd bet none of them would give up their fortunes and careers now for anything, so in the end all worth it! March on.
If they ever produce these again (and they should), just stick with Joe Buck. Dan Patrick is average. On this one he is terrible.
Dan Patrick is one of the greatest.. can’t please everyone
Oscar won the fight against Mayweather…
Oscar never ducked anybody fought til the very end of his carreer but Floyd on the other hand cherry picks and never risked anything…
Golden Boy is a better representation of American Boxing than Floyd and definitely Oscar has a better Legacy than Floyd
at the 13:00 he says his mom told him to get the gold at the olympics. In his HBO documentary The Golden Boy he says that it was all a lie he had made up. Which is it OScar?
Yeah this was recorded years ago. Evidently, he decided to come clean about his mom for the documentary.
I gotta see Youth Inc. interview Nonito Donaire.
MANNY PACMAN.
Seen his statue next to Shaq kareem kobe and chick hearn and Gretzky
… should have done more for East LA Latino
Yes he did .. he took on all of the bests
Where’s the fight. I wanna see who won
I thought he had admitted that his mother telling him to win the gold was a lie? 🤔
Yeah this was before he did his documentary. He was still singing his mom’s praises
Golden boy unmatched
Well looking back he been a brave man…
NOT ONLY FLOYD TORTURED OSCAR OUTSIDE AND INSIDE THE RING. FLOYD NEXT GENERATION OF FIGHTERS DESTROYED OSCARS NEXT GENERATION OF FIGHTERS
Stop lying Oscar beat Floyd just like how Castillo and Maidana beat Floyd
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Q: How was your Mom? "The backbone of my family!"
Come on MEN! Where the heck are you?!
please interview MP
He had a life like me poor poor but I never new it was but we never had help for any one but we had a great life we alway had food on the table and mother had 5 kids to feed and take care of on 57 00 dollars a money but we had a great like would not trade it for what these kids today but the way my father pass away. My hat Off to you trutly a great guy
👁️👁️ march 6 2024 i codnt put the trigger to the GOAT 🌎🌍
Chaves was too old and washed out for De la Hoya. Prime Chaves would have won that fight. De la Hoya beat Mayweather though, think he beat Trinidad too.
24:08 cmon Oscar 😂 Shane Mosley did an interview where he said you would sneak in girls all the time to your training camps 😂😂😂😂
… could have done way better for the East LA Latino community… that would be the way to pay back to your mom’s dedication
And still the Hate on this man is beyond compare😢
He didn’t say MANNY PACQUIAO’S name😂😂😂😂😂 How come😂😂😂😂😂
Why do I feel like Oscar really look like Ryan Garcia? 😅
I know my dad love me,but I never the word I love you son ever. Now that I’m a father now I made sure I see my kids always tell I love you.
Pernell Whitaker won that fight.....
Nah...
@@OneManParade He absolutely did….
no
@@smccowan7106Absolutely did....
Great fight!
ODLH was my fav. Boxer but if u watch his documentary on MAX he says the story about winning the gold for his mom is made up. So fast forward to this interview and he keeps riding that lie. Why if you already said it wasnt true?
He was tough until he sees Manny😅
Oscar drained himself to fight manny. If manny realistically moved up in weight Oscar’s odds of winning the fight would’ve been higher.
De La Hoya beat Trinidad.
I wonder if De La Hoya, Mayweather and Pacquiao would give up all heir wealth and join the rest of the world when we transition away from money to LOVE?
I have a good feeling everyone would, even those who are deep in their slumber. Everyone will wake up from the illusion.
All Souls to Heaven.
I actually think that Oscar beat Floyd
He is my idol growing up aside from RJJ and Ricardo Lopez
what a victim this man is
Worst defeat was to Tony Montana, who ended up putting him in fishnets and high heels.