I think that the zenith of Mayweather's career will likely be a fight with Oscar de la Hoya, but there are difficulties preventing that fight from happening. The main one is that De La Hoya is trained by Floyd Mayweather, Sr.. I say, if it is a problem, and understandably it would be, have Mayweather, Sr. step away from it. Of course, it prevents a payday for the old man, but then, if he's against the fight, why would he want to make money from it? De La Hoya is as complete a fighter as he can become at this point in time, and there's certainly nothing Mayweather, Sr. can bring to the table now that will enhance his chances of victory over Mayweather, Jr..
Negotiations would likely be very difficult between the two camps. De La Hoya has spoken of his own retirement for several years, so you can take his taunts to retire by the end of this year with a pinch of salt; if there is a challenge with sufficient money attached to it, De La Hoya is young enough and has the ego to take it on.
Negotiations would likely be very difficult between the two camps. De La Hoya has spoken of his own retirement for several years, so you can take his taunts to retire by the end of this year with a pinch of salt; if there is a challenge with sufficient money attached to it, De La Hoya is young enough and has the ego to take it on.
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