Bloody and bruised Oscar De La Hoya made admission to Freddie Roach after Manny Pacquiao retired him with shocking stoppage ...Middle East

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Oscar De la Hoya immediately realised his legendary boxing career was over after being ruthlessly dismantled by Manny Pacquiao in 2008. According to Freddie Roach, who was in the opposite corner after previously working with De La Hoya, he immediately admitted he no longer had what it takes to compete with the best. Pacquiao became a boxing superstar by dominating De La HoyaAFP “You were right, Freddie. I don’t have it anymore,” the fight legend told Roach in the ring moments after being pulled out of the bout by his corner following an eight-round beatdown. The Hall of Fame trainer predicted exactly what happened and had been telling anyone who would listen that ‘Golden Boy’ was

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