did oscar de la hoya win?
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De La Hoya won by TKO in the sixth round.
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Not sure, I think posted the winner on the ESPN website.  Might want to check.\n\nhttp://espndeportes.espn.go.com/chat/deportes/chatDep?event_id=8718
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Floyd Mayweather Jr is the opponent Oscar De la Hoya is looking at for his big September 16th pay-per-view. With the amount of cash he could make on that fight, who would turn it down? It'll be huge, as is most anything with Oscar's name on it.\n\nMayweather may or may not have enough respect for Antonio Margarito, but he does realize that Margarito is a dangerous opponent who could ruin his chances to get on that card. The Margarito fight itself would not be anywhere near as big an opportunity since his name is still well known only among devoted boxing fans.
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Lovely Lady Vette ~\n                               There isn't a reason why he can't knockout Floyd, Floyd's style is tailor made for Oscar, everybody wants to say that "Floyd Sr, training Oscar will be the biggest difference in this fight" and I write to you and everybody else nonsense! Oscar has the one key weapon to beat the tuck and roll style that all the Mayweathers used, the same weapon Julio Cesar Chavez used to dismantle Floyd's Uncle Roger, the left hook.\n\n      When Julio fought Roger, who Floyd fights exactly like it was the left hook that landed and hurt Roger and allowed Julio to go upstairs on Roger. Gilberto Reyes came up with the plan to attack Rogers body at all cost, no matter what Roger threw Julio was to stay on the body and keep throwing his left hook to Rogers liver for the first 5 rounds nothing but BODY, BODY, BODY. Any fighter who tries to stand there and exchange and unload bombs on Floyd's head will lose. He's way too slick for that. The body attack is key here.\n\n   Oscar is a converted Southpaw meaning when he was a little kid his father switched his left handed stance around and made him fight as a right handed fighter all Oscars power is in his left hook. Oscar knows the value of a great body shot, a perfect example would be his fight with Hopkins. Floyd Sr. knows that this is key to beating his son and jumped on the Bandwagon for a estimated 3 million dollars, so he can look like the brain trust and Architect who came up with the plan to beat Floyd when Oscar had the tools all along.\n\n     Thank you for the great question Loverly Lady Vette.
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Yes, I would have to agree with those that say Johnny Depp, though I do not think winning an Oscar is a priority for Mr. Depp judging by the roles/performances that he has picked.
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Oscar De La Hoya...here's why.\n\nOscar De La Hoya's trainer is Floyd Mayweather Sr.\n\nFloyd Sr. has said in the past, that he will be scared to death, if he fights with Oscar.\n\nThus making this fight will be a tremendous fight with Floyd Sr. going crazy.
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Flif ~\n       In my opinion, I would respectively disagree with all the above so far. Oscar is well past his prime and has nowhere near the intensity to train the way he once did. Oscars grown to comfortable in his surroundings and lost the will to dig down deep and see what he has left. Oscar in the media has even stated that "He's losing interest in fighting" and when he does mention fighting two names come up "Mayweather and Trinidad" that's it, he never mentions the younger and more aggressive Margarito.\n       If this fight were ever to happen, look for Del La Hoya to under-train pretty much in the same manner he did when he fought a young and hungry Felix Strum, in that fight Oscar was given a gift and Strum goes down on a list for worst decisions of all time. Strum brought the fight to Oscar every round.\n      Antonio would have one thing on his side that Oscar has a bit of a vulnerability to, a body shot. If you look at tape of Oscars, lets say, past 6 fights, look how high he wears his cup, it often times is about three to four inches above his trunks. I've always been of the opinion that Oscar doesn't like to get hit to his body. Look what Hopkins did with a clean well placed shot to Oscars body. Antonio works the body better than most of your Mexican fighters out there today, better than Barrera and Morales combined, he would work the body so effectively he would slow Oscar down just enough to switch it upstairs and possibly stop Oscar in the 10th round. \n    If the younger and the much hungry Margarito doesn't stop De La Hoya and the fight goes to the score cards, Oscar wins, because this fight would be fought in Las Vegas.
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I hope so! He is the most entertaining boxer around and he is great at building up hype whether he is eating a pizza at weigh in, smoking a cigarette before the match or drinking a beer afterward; you got to love it. Also he is a purely offensive fighter that makes even a normally boring opponent look exciting and I have never seen him in a bad fight. His last couple fights have been against elite fighters - Trinidad and De La Hoya. If he takes a lesser fight and wins he will look good and be right back in the mix for a big money fight.
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Cookie, he was the best heavyweight I have seen in 35 years more skilful than Tyson, Holmes, Lewis, but there have been other fighters at other weights who were just as sensational, like Leonard, Duran, Hagler, Barrera, de la Hoya. Tough call, my friend
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Manny Pacquiao won on the 3rd round he beat Erik Morale with 3 knock-outs. Erik sat on the corner and tought that he can't take it anymore. That's what he said on the interview.
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The new one is Oscar Arias.  But it's not official yet.  Elections were pretty tight and people were uncertain about who would be the president for the next 4 years until a few days ago.  It's not official yet though...
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Oscar had friction from the first day he turned pro. He fought for the USA in the Olympics and that upset many boxing fans from Mexico (Oscar's heritage). His victory over Pernell Whitaker was controversial (I still say Sweet Pea won) so many die hard boxing fans began to criticize him. Then his total annihilation of Julio Cesar Chavez and the Media leading up to it. Oscar made it known he was gonna take Julio to school and make him look bad. This increased the Mexicans dislike for him. Finally, his choice to run the last 5rds against Trinidad because he felt he "had done enough in the first 7rds to win a unanimous decision" started a whole new crop of hatred and discontent.
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Prime for prime I'd go for Aaron.  He had a lot of anger in him.  He was an alternate at the Olympics, yet he did better than Howard Davis junior. He fought for years to get the good fights and the respect, fighting a legent Antonio Cervantez.  Then another great, his fight with Alexis Arguello was the one that earned him respect.  Oscar may have been a more mobile fighter with faster hands and very confident young man I just think Aaron was too much of a tiger and its hard to pull off a person like Aaron unless your willing to go head to head.  Lets face it then Oscar wasn't eager to mix it with a puncher.  When you consider the fight with Felix Trinidad he was hesitant and boxed.  I thought he could have knocked him out.  Aaron Pryor by knockout.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscar_de_la_Hoya\n\n\nOscar De La Hoya \nSex  Male \nNationality  US American \nAlias  Golden Boy \nGlobal ID  008253 \nFederal ID  CA036576 \nHometown  Los Angeles, CA, USA \nBirthplace  Montebello, CA, USA \nRated at  Light Middleweight \nWorld Rank  6 / 887 \nDate of Birth  1973-02-04 \nAge  33 \nReach  73” \nStance  Orthodox \nHeight  5' 10½ \nTrainer  Floyd Mayweather Sr. \nManager  Self \n\nquote\n \n \n\n"There is always space for improvement, no matter how long you've been in the business." - Oscar de la Hoya \n\nbiography\n \n \n\nOscar De La Hoya was a typical little kid from East LA who went to school and hung out with his friends. Many times, however, he would come home running when bullies would threaten him. He would hide in his bedroom in fear that his dad would find out. His father - Joel De La Hoya, a former pro boxer -- never made much of the situation until it repeated itself a few times. \n\nThere was then some concern over the recurring problems with Oscar and his fighting technique. The best solution was to have him go to the boxing gym, like his father had been forced to do when he was younger, by a father who also had amateur boxing experience in the 1930's.\n\nOscar's first experience with boxing gloves was at the age of 5, when his brother Joel Jr. put a pair of gloves on him and another pair on his cousin for a sparring session. As soon as the fighting started, Oscar covered his face in fear while his cousin landed a left jab right on his nose. As a result, Oscar started crying and ran home, similar to his previous experiences with over-barring bullies.\n\nThis "Golden Boy" of boxing was born on February 4th 1973 in East Los Angeles, California. He was one of America's top amateur boxers during the late 80-s and early 90's, until he turned pro right after winning a gold medal at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. The following November, he fought Lamar Williams and won the match with a first-round KO.\n\nAt 5'11 with an impressive 72-inch reach, he is one of today's most respected boxers, with a tremendous appeal to a broad audience of sports fan. His smooth character in the ring probably emanates from the fact that he "learned long ago to live with fear- controlled fear. Being relaxed, anticipating punches, translates into fear under control." He realizes that he is still young and that he still has a long road ahead, where he learns something new every time he finishes a daily workout. "The is always space for improvement, no matter how long you've been in the business."\n\nTake away all the fame and glamour of this pretty boy of boxing, he still enjoys the time spent at home with his family. His entire family is very proud of Oscar's career, even if his brother Joel Jr. says that "Oscar hated physical confrontations." Part of Oscar's calling for boxing had to do with the time his father caught him playing, and said to him "How many times have I told you not to play baseball? I don't want you to get hurt. You can get killed out here. Go to the gym and learn how to defend yourself. That's what you've got to do." From that point on, it was clear that boxing was a tradition in the family, and he was going to be part of it.\n\n"The incentive for my development as a boxer was my own family." Another reason was the fact that his close relatives would give him some money every time he would win a boxing during his mid-teens. They would give him some loose change and even a few dollars at times. He has come a long way since then, as he now receives 7 figure salaries for his fights, mainly due to his huge drawing power of fans. He has become a sports icon with tremendous promotional power as he can be found on promo items like t-shirts, boxing gloves, and even skin.\n\nDe La Hoya does his press conferences in Spanish, his mother tongue. His love fo
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De La Hoya gave Mayorga a beating last week, it's a replay
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Well they are in different divisions now.\n\nOscar de la Hoya is more famous than Trinidad.\n\nFighting record wise Felix Trinidad is better, he won the match agianst Oscar de la Hoya.\n\nOscar de la Hoya: 37W-4L-0D\nFelix Trinidad: 42W-2L-0D
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Pacquiao won in the 10th round by TKO.  \n\nCheck out this website:\nhttp://news.inq7.net/breaking/index.php?index=6&story_id=63761