Oscar De La Hoya is an American boxer and boxing promoter, born in East Los Angeles in 1973.
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Within boxing, Oscar De La Hoya is remembered for a record that stands up against anything his generation produced.
The public record credits Oscar De La Hoya with one Olympic Games and 8 recorded honours. Boxing measures a career in rounds survived as much as titles won, and its great names carry an authority no other sport quite matches.
Achievements
- International Boxing Hall of Fame
- WBO World Middleweight Champion
- WBO World Lightweight Champion
- WBO World Junior Lightweight Champion
- WBC World Super Welterweight Champion
- WBC World Welterweight Champion
- WBC World Super Lightweight Champion
- WBA World Super Welterweight Champion
- Competed at the 1992 Summer Olympics
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