Oscar De La Hoya RARE Training In Prime

Rainy Day Boxing brings you a motivational tribute with rare training highlights of Oscar De La Hoya.
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[JonathanReeves]

Grew up watching Oscar, he fought everyone. The sport needs more fighters like him today.

[pagesfromthenayas]

The first word that entered my mind when I heard the Victorian-esque song that was chosen for Oscar was "royalty." Because he was. Oscar was both boxing and international royalty. A phenom who was naturally left handed but trained orthodox because his jab would strike with the force of a power punch, Oscar was one of the fastest, most technical and cerebral fighters of his era. He was also a recording artist, earning awards for his musical talent and was always a great ambassador for boxing as an Olympic champion. He had his problems later on in life, but in his prime Oscar De La Hoya, aka "The Golden Boy, " was a straight up MONSTER. Props for showcasing the training of this legendary champion. Often times I feel like the public clowns Oscar too much and forgets his legacy and greatness.

[MUCHBSGAMING]

Oscar's stance is something that really interested me, the way he used his long arms to deflect punches and beat fighters with his reach was something to behold.

[elijahward]

ODH ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED PRESSURE BOXERS OF ALL TIME

[ciphbudd]

I LOVE THESE RARE TRAINING VIDEOS 💯💯💯💯💯💯

[michealerobinson]

Dam I can remember him during the Olympics its was so beautiful to watch his crisp clean punches his movement was poetic he had speed the had moments of brilliant flash oscar was one of the greats truly the golden boy..

[MBoxer]

As much as I don’t like him as a promoter, I loved him as a fighter. Nothing but respect for him and his legacy despite his troubles late in his career

[kingof]

Admired him growing up.. made me start boxing ..

[craddock]

I think alot of people forget Oscar was a Bad Man!

[MM-sfqv]

I always had more respect for Oscar than anyone else because he fought everybody. One of the best left hands in the game.

[jasonharrison]

What an absolutely fantastic homage to Oscar De La Hoya! The man himself, should be very proud somebody has taken the time to do this for 💯

[ceannasai]

Had a real traditional boxing style... Very pleasing on the eye when he let his hands go 👍

[skotiskiller]

Killer in the ring.Really good job once again.

[juanpablovillagranatorres]

OSCAR DE LA HOYA, FUE Y SERA UNO DE LOS MEJORES BOXEADORES DE LA HISTORIA! SALUDOS DESDE GUADALUPE ZACATECAS MEXICO

[ivanramirez]

what a beautiful boxing Oscar had. Naturally technically gifted with that rythm nice to see like dancing on the ring! beautiful jab beautiful footwork

[justalaymangoodatthings]

Back when i knew nothing about boxing, I still knew he was great!!!

[hurricanehank]

Edwin Valero rare training would be dope.

[rfwqvyb]

The Latino version of sugar Ray Leonard

[chrisjonson]

Oscar was great good chin hand speed a very good technical boxer could fight inside World class in every sense of the word.

[gregfalco]

The greatest boxer to ever come out of East L.A.?