Oscar De La Hoya criticizes boxing's state in recent interview

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Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Oscar De La Hoya criticizes boxing's state in recent interview
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Oscar De La Hoya discussed the current state of boxing during an interview on October 5. He expressed concern that boxing is in its worst condition ever, with many top fighters inactive and waiting for substantial paydays from Saudi investments. De La Hoya referenced Canelo Alvarez’s recent fight schedule as indicative of a broader issue, suggesting it undermines boxing's tradition and fan connection. He emphasized that the sport needs consistent, meaningful matchups rather than isolated high-profile events. De La Hoya called for more active participation from fighters to maintain the sport's integrity.

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  • •De La Hoya labels boxing as 'a mess,' citing inactivity of top fighters.
  • •He criticizes the influence of Saudi investments on match scheduling.
  • •Canelo Alvarez's fight timing drew particular ire from De La Hoya.
  • •De La Hoya urges fighters to remain active rather than wait for big paydays.
  • •He hopes for a restoration of Ring Magazine’s reputation under new ownership.
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Oscar De La Hoya didn't hold back on the state of boxing in 2026 as he sees it in a lengthy interview Monday.

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