Where'z Oscar De La Hoya ???

no actually he didnt hmmm when I look at Tito's record I only see 2 loses. Bernard Hopkins and WInky Wright. Unless DLH goes by one of those 2 names he didn't beat Tito.

no actually he didnt

Oscar lost to Tito, genius

Don't forget (like most people seem to) how long Tito was away from the ring. Oscar beat up a much better Tito than Winky did, and Oscar vs. Winky would be a much better fight compared to Winky vs. Trinidad. Zab Judah vs. De La Hoya would also not suprise me as Oscar would have a distinct advantage if he could get Judah to gain some weight. Never the less, could Oscar be making the same mistake Trinidad did if he stays away so long and attempts to fight again with the big boys?

"Since Trinidad has again retired, and De La Hoya has little to no chance of defeating Winky Wright" was that your ppst or was that in the article b/c i believe DLH has a good chance to beat winky. DLH is a boxer and not one demensional like trinidad so winky would have to work harder to beat him. Winky used Trinidad as a chew toy, he won't do the same to DLH IMO. That statement was in the article.

I was thinking this very same thing eariler today. I just happened to stumble onto this little article clip. http://www.boxingtalk.net/ De La Hoya Eyes Fights With Vargas, Wright and Trinidad for 2006! By G. Leon June 28, 2005 - Yesterday afternoon, former six division champion Oscar De La Hoya informed members of the press in attendance at Bernard Hopkins open workout in Miami that the three opponents on his radar for 2006 are Winky Wright, Felix Trinidad and Fernando Vargas. Since Trinidad has again retired, and De La Hoya has little to no chance of defeating Winky Wright, Fernando Vargas seems to be the most realistic opponent of the three as of now. Vargas will face Javier Castillejo on HBO in Chicago on August 20 before he thinks about avenging his 2002 KO loss to the Golden Boy. In the past De La Hoya has said that he would never give a rematch to someone he's knocked out, apparently his opinion has changed since Vargas and not Zab Judah, Antonio Margarito, Floyd Mayweather Jr, or Shane Mosley is among his final three choices. "Since Trinidad has again retired, and De La Hoya has little to no chance of defeating Winky Wright" was that your ppst or was that in the article b/c i believe DLH has a good chance to beat winky. DLH is a boxer and not one demensional like trinidad so winky would have to work harder to beat him. Winky used Trinidad as a chew toy, he won't do the same to DLH IMO. Also, Varges should have like 3 more fights before he chooses to rematch DLH.

I was thinking this very same thing eariler today. I just happened to stumble onto this little article clip. http://www.boxingtalk.net/ De La Hoya Eyes Fights With Vargas, Wright and Trinidad for 2006! By G. Leon June 28, 2005 - Yesterday afternoon, former six division champion Oscar De La Hoya informed members of the press in attendance at Bernard Hopkins open workout in Miami that the three opponents on his radar for 2006 are Winky Wright, Felix Trinidad and Fernando Vargas. Since Trinidad has again retired, and De La Hoya has little to no chance of defeating Winky Wright, Fernando Vargas seems to be the most realistic opponent of the three as of now. Vargas will face Javier Castillejo on HBO in Chicago on August 20 before he thinks about avenging his 2002 KO loss to the Golden Boy. In the past De La Hoya has said that he would never give a rematch to someone he's knocked out, apparently his opinion has changed since Vargas and not Zab Judah, Antonio Margarito, Floyd Mayweather Jr, or Shane Mosley is among his final three choices.

Hard to come back when you can't find an opponent from 160 all the way down to 140 that you can beat.