By Robert Morales - Oscar De La Hoya stood on the dais inside a third-floor Mexican restaurant in East Los Angeles on Monday. De La Hoya and some of his Golden Boy Promotions cohorts were there to formally announce the signing of amateur star Frankie Gomez of East Los Angeles.
But De La Hoya was only too happy to discuss Saturday's welterweight title fight between champion Manny Pacquiao and challenger Joshua Clottey at Cowboys Stadium, as well as some of the Texas-size venom unleashed on Golden Boy by rival promoter Bob Arum.
Pacquiao won an easy decision. And Clottey has taken some heat for not taking more chances, but De La Hoya didn't go there.
"I actually predicted the fight going that way," De La Hoya said. "Clottey is a very difficult style, very difficult fighter to fight. I'm surprised that Pacquiao didn't knock him out because he was hitting him with a lot of shots. But Clottey's a very difficult fighter and Pacquiao did well and I'm extremely happy for him. [Click Here To Read More]
But De La Hoya was only too happy to discuss Saturday's welterweight title fight between champion Manny Pacquiao and challenger Joshua Clottey at Cowboys Stadium, as well as some of the Texas-size venom unleashed on Golden Boy by rival promoter Bob Arum.
Pacquiao won an easy decision. And Clottey has taken some heat for not taking more chances, but De La Hoya didn't go there.
"I actually predicted the fight going that way," De La Hoya said. "Clottey is a very difficult style, very difficult fighter to fight. I'm surprised that Pacquiao didn't knock him out because he was hitting him with a lot of shots. But Clottey's a very difficult fighter and Pacquiao did well and I'm extremely happy for him. [Click Here To Read More]
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