Oscar De La Hoya vs Fernando Vargas (2002)
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Oscar De La Hoya vs. Fernando Vargas, billed as Bad Blood, was a professional boxing match contested on September 14, 2002 for De La Hoya's WBC, Vargas' WBA, and the vacant The Ring light middleweight championship.
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@anthonycampos8057 11 months ago
For almost a decade, Oscar De La Hoya was boxings biggest attraction.
@owenkelly2952 1 year ago
I was born on the night of this event! My parents have told me the story they were watching this fight before rushing to the hospital to have me 🫡🥊
@rasungod212 11 months ago
"De la Hoya is so full of heart that wearing him down is not gonna get him you gonna have to BEAT HIM down dont rely on anything about wearing him down" TALK ABOUT SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE!!! George Foreman what a legend!!!
@Serenity-1975 11 months ago
When fights actually meant something. When pride, heart, and guts were on full display.
@leighjones4372 1 year ago
Oscar de la hoya was a very talented boxer and this a very good fight and performance from him.
@monsterman7721 11 months ago
Vargas was on the juice and still got whooped but he always brought a fight i love this period of boxing.
@comptoncollegestreamer26 9 months ago
I remember watching this live I seen this live I'm 40 years old
@timcobos8954 11 months ago
That woman judge knew less about boxing than George Foreman knew about dieting.
@motogp2138 10 months ago
That Sugar smile on the background while Goldenboy keep punching Vargas is so Iconic😂😂
@slidecounter 3 years ago
This was 1 of those times visibly you can tell a fighter was taking steroids from his physique
@TheAzurinBoyz2012 1 year ago (edited)
“I never trip over the same rock twice”…..apparently he did and paid the price for it afterwards. Lost the fight and Suspended for stanzonol steroids.
Oscar De La Hoya vs Fernando Vargas (2002)
HD Boxing & MMA
208,156 views
Oscar De La Hoya vs. Fernando Vargas, billed as Bad Blood, was a professional boxing match contested on September 14, 2002 for De La Hoya's WBC, Vargas' WBA, and the vacant The Ring light middleweight championship.