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Oscar De La Hoya was a super welterweight boxer from United States, born Feb 4, 1973. Record 39-6-0 with 30 knockouts over 1992–2008. World titles: WBC super welterweight (2006–2007), WBO middleweight (2004), WBA super welterweight (2002–2003), WBC super welterweight (2001–2003) and 6 more. Oscar De La Hoya last fought Manny Pacquiao on Dec 6, 2008 and lost by RTD in round 8 of 12.
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BornFeb 4, 1973
Country🇺🇸 United States, 🇲🇽 Mexico
StanceOrthodox
Reach185.5 cm
DebutNov 23, 1992
Career1992–2008
Rounds boxed308
KO share77%
Born inEast Los Angeles, California, U.S.
TitlesIBF, WBO lightweight · 1994–1996; WBO super featherweight · 1994; WBC super lightweight · 1996–1997; WBC welterweight · 1997–2000; WBA, WBC super welterweight · 2001–2007; WBO middleweight · 2004
Boxerbook rating2273 ± 187 · inactive since Dec 2008Why here ›
45 bouts, 1992–2008, newest first. Records under each bout are both boxers going in.
Bouts by source: English Wikipedia · 45, Wikipedia (ja) · 45, Wikipedia (ru) · 43, Nevada State Athletic Commission — Results · 9, WBA Fights Master Scores · 1
Oscar De La Hoya's professional record is 39-6-0 with 30 knockouts.
Who did Oscar De La Hoya fight last?
Oscar De La Hoya last fought Manny Pacquiao on Dec 6, 2008 and lost by RTD in round 8 of 12.
Which world titles has Oscar De La Hoya held?
Oscar De La Hoya has held 10 world title reigns: WBC super welterweight (2006–2007), WBO middleweight (2004), WBA super welterweight (2002–2003), WBC super welterweight (2001–2003) and 6 more.
Sources
Boxerbook ID 10115 · permanent link boxerbook.com/id/10115. Wikidata (CC0), English Wikipedia (CC BY-SA), photo from Wikimedia Commons. Last fetched: 2026-10-12. Spot a mistake? Every bout page has a link to report it.