The former professional boxer turned promoter, Oscar De La Hoya has been an emphasis in the boxing world since making his debut. His professional debut dates back to 1992, and over the years, De La Hoya has been inside the ring facing some of the most dominant names to ever compete in boxing like Floyd Mayweather Jr, Manny Pacquiao, Bernard Hopkins Jr, Steve Forbes, etc.
Some of his accolades include WBO and IBF lightweight, WBC super lightweight, WBA, IBA, and the Ring light middleweight titles, over the years. On December 6, 2008, Oscar De La Hoya had his last professional outing, where he squared off against Manny Pacquiao. The bout lasted for eight rounds and Pacquiao won the fight via RTD at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Paradise, Nevada, United States.
Later, after many years, Oscar De La Hoya is still an irremovable name in today’s boxing scenario as a promoter. De La Hoya runs his own businesses in and out of boxing and has been putting in the effort to lift the world of professional boxing to a much greater space.
Oscar De La Hoya Boxing Record
Oscar De La Hoya retired from the sport with an impeccable record of 39 wins and 6 losses. The majority of his wins are via knockout(30), and the rest(9) via decision. The orthodox boxer was undefeated(31-0) in his professional career up until he Felix Trinidad in 1999. However, his first loss was after all a majority decision rather than a finish.
Has Oscar De La Hoya been knocked down?
Yes, Oscar De La Hoya has been knocked down numerous times in his professional career. However, he has only suffered KO or TKO losses only twice in his boxing stint. The rest of his losses(4) are via decision. Boxing is a violent sport and getting knocked down during a round is not something new to this caper.
Did Oscar De La Hoya win gold at the Olympics?
Yes, Oscar De La Hoya once won the gold for America in the 1992 Olympic Games held that was held in Barcelona, Spain. Moreover, the former boxing champion has represented the United States in numerous competitions worldwide and won prizes.
*Last updated on April 19, 2024.
FAQs
A. Oscar De La Hoya retired from the sport with an impeccable record of 39 wins and 6 losses
A. On December 6, 2008, Oscar De La Hoya had his last professional outing, where he squared off against Manny Pacquiao.
A. Yes, Oscar De La Hoya has been knocked down numerous times in his professional career.
A. Yes, Oscar De La Hoya once won the gold for America in the 1992 Olympic Games held that was held in Barcelona, Spain.
A. Oscar De La Hoya is currently 51 years old.
