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Oscar De La Hoya retires from professional boxing

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PostSubject: Oscar De La Hoya retires from professional boxing   Oscar De La Hoya retires from professional boxing Icon_minitimeTue 14 Apr 2009, 2:05 pm

Ten time world champion in six weight divisions and future boxing hall of famer, “Golden Boy” Oscar de la Hoya announced his retirement at a press conference moments ago in Los Angeles. Oscar stated “it’s over inside the ring for me,” he said. “I’m announcing my retirement….when I can’t compete at my highest level, it’s not fair to me or my fans.” The ultra-popular 36-year-old ends with a record of 39-6, 30 KOs, and is the highest grossing fighter in boxing history. His fight against Floyd Mayweather is the highest grossing boxing match of all time.
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PostSubject: Re: Oscar De La Hoya retires from professional boxing   Oscar De La Hoya retires from professional boxing Icon_minitimeTue 14 Apr 2009, 3:23 pm

Give him 6 months. The first athlete retirement is always just vacation.
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PostSubject: Re: Oscar De La Hoya retires from professional boxing   Oscar De La Hoya retires from professional boxing Icon_minitimeTue 14 Apr 2009, 5:43 pm

stupidmonkey wrote:
Give him 6 months. The first athlete retirement is always just vacation.


Who knows, he's had a rough last few years.