"I'm announcing my retirement. . . . When I can't compete at my highest level, it's not fair -- to me, [or] my fans," De La Hoya, 36, said a news conference outside downtown's L.A. Live complex. "Knowing that you're never going to compete again is a tough decision, but now I am looking forward to the future of boxing. When I cannot compete at this level, I have come to the conclusion that it is over."
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Stepping down with dignity intact
You're a great one, Oscar.
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3 comments:
And, please,please, please let this be true retirement. Not Bret retirement, not Lance retirement, REAL retirement.
Kath
When we lived in northern NM, I remember Oscar coming onto the boxing scene - he was quiet the hero to my Hispanic students. Best wishes, Oscar!
The Bret retirement was a nightmare. He looked like a clown.
BB- He did a lot for the Hispanic community. Good boxer. Great guy.
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