Oscar De La Hoya is Done
myvideofight.com 4/15/2009 — Boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya called it quits in the ring Tuesday, ending a career in which he won 10 world titles in six divisions and became one of boxing most popular fighter. "Ive come to the conclusion that its over, Its over inside the ring for me."

Oscar De La Hoya Calls it Quits
sports-odds.com 4/14/2009 — One of boxing’s most recognized and beloved figures, Oscar De La Hoya, announced his retirement from the sport in a press conference on Tuesday afternoon. “The Golden Boy” decided to end a brilliant career in which he won an Olympic Gold Medal and 10 professional world-boxing titles...

Oscar De La Hoya Announces Retirement
seathound.com 4/14/2009 — At a small downtown Los Angeles new conference, Oscar De La Hoya announced his retirement and talked about his plans for the future.

Oscar De La Hoya announces retirement - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com 4/14/2009 — Oscar De La Hoya, boxing's "Golden Boy" who capitalized on a stirring Olympic gold-medal performance in 1992 and then in his pro career captured the attention of millions with his rags-to-riches rise from East Los Angeles, announced his retirement ...

Will Oscar De La Hoya Choose An Oscar De La Renta Gown For The ESPYs? Maybe Today We’ll Find Out
sportressofblogitude.com 4/14/2009 — Today is the day we have all been waiting for - will he or won’t he? No, we’re not referring to anything transvestite-related (although that would be much more interesting) - news on whether Oscar De La Hoya will formally retire from professional boxing could come as early as today, ...

Quotes On Oscar De La Hoya’s Career And Retirement
fightgameblog.com 4/15/2009 — I decided to put together some of what the best boxing writers are saying across the web about Oscar De La Hoya in one post for you all to read. But first, our own Duan has his thoughts on De La Hoya. Firstly, I will say that Oscar De La Hoya’s place in history is secured. He has had ...

Video: Oscar De La Hoya Calls it Quits
mrfactoidssportsworld.blogspot.com 4/14/2009 — The Golden Boy announced his official retirement from boxing during a press conference Tuesday afternoon. Oscar De La Hoya, who is 36, decided to call it quits after a very successful amateur and professional career. His professional record stands at 39-6 with 30 KO's.Oscar walks away as a 10x ...

FGB Radio - Oscar De La Hoya Retires
fightgameblog.com 4/16/2009 — This is part one of the latest episode of FGB Radio. Tim Starks from The Queensberry Rules joines Big D and I to discuss the career, legacy, and retirement of Oscar De La Hoya. Right click to download .

Oscar De La Hoya Retires
fightgameblog.com 4/14/2009 — Boxing’s biggest current star isn’t so current anymore, at least as an in ring competitor. According to ESPN.com , The Golden Boy has announced his retirement. I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s over inside the ring for me. After losing to Manny Pacquiao ...

Oscar De La Hoya Retires, Completing A Career For Which Boxing Fans Should Be Grateful (Even If They're Not)
queensberry-rules.com 4/15/2009 — Oscar De La Hoya retired today . I've never had the conflicted feelings toward De La Hoya endemic to so many hardcore boxing fans. Certainly, I understood some of the animosity toward him for his wishy-washy act, both in the ring and out of it. But ...

Highlights of Oscar De La Hoya's career — L.A. Times - Boxing 4/15/2009
It started with a gold medal in 1992 and ended with a loss to Manny Pacquiao. > De La Hoya highlights

End of Golden era / De La Hoya announcesring retirement — SFGate: Top Sports Stories 4/15/2009
Oscar De La Hoya, boxing's "Golden Boy" who capitalized on a stirring Olympic-gold-medal performance in 1992 and then in his pro career captured the attention of millions with his rags-to-riches rise from East Los Angeles, announced his retirement ...

'Golden Boy' Oscar De La Hoya quits boxing at 36 (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - Boxing News 4/15/2009
Oscar De La Hoya knew it was time to retire after Manny Pacquiao pummeled him into submission in December. Still, he wavered another four months before persuading himself to let go. De La Hoya ended a 16-year career in which he won 10 world titles in ...

'Golden Boy' Oscar De La Hoya quits boxing at 36 — Examiner Sports 4/15/2009
Oscar De La Hoya knew it was time to retire after Manny Pacquiao pummeled him into submission in December. Still, he wavered another four months before convincing himself to let go.

De La Hoya took on tough challenges with charisma — USATODAY.com Boxing - Top Stories 4/15/2009
While Oscar De La Hoya will be remembered was the sport's most bankable commodity, the question that remains is where he ranks ...