Comments Thread For: De La Hoya Meets Arum at His House For Peace

[TLC8]

Interesting How U Clowns Seem To Think UR In The Know

I truly believe Oscar and Arum wanted to patch things up for the right reasons. For idiots to read more into it, and orchestrate your theories, confirms "fans" like you are part of the problem; you're drama driven. Schaefer can go where ever he wants and Oscar can move forward with a lot of peace. To blast your comments to say Schaefer built Oscars business is nothing more than you read that somewhere else, and now you own that theory. You have no idea the insides of this business let alone Oscars business. So quit playing make-believe. Floyd & Co love to play the gangster role, love to have this grudge with everyone else in Boxing. That's fine. Floyd's days in the ring are another over and then we don't have to hear the excuses why Floyd wouldn't fight Pacquiao

[AgainstTheRopes]

I agree with Schaefer, I think this is apart of Oscar's 12 step addiction recovery program but whatever the reason maybe I hope they put aside their differences not just for the sake of boxing but for DLH.

[Risen]

Bunch of idiots on this site.... People talk out there ass on this site. I didn't know that we have bunch of people that are part of Mayweather and De la Hoya entourage. It's funny people how defend a convicted liar. It's publicly known for Arum screws over his boxers fixes fights pays judges. For example first Pac fight with Bradley bring boxing back please its been back with competitive fights. Top Stank lately has been promoting **** cards but yet people want to side with Arum. So how come fighters want to leave Top Stank if they are bringing boxing back. What a bunch of morons....

Top Rank screwing over fighters? Tim Bradley gets $5+ million fighting Pacquiao. Marcos Maidana gets $1.5+ million fighting Mayweather? Those brainwashed B-sides are getting shafted in the Haymon and Golden Boy world. Talk about idiotic!

[al-Xander]

Hoya will learn a lot spending time with the master in the business. The old veteran in the sport won't be around for long so he better stay in touch as often as he can.