Boxing Camp killed Oscar De La Hoya's chance of Beating Manny Pacquiao says Floyd Mayweather


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Boxing Camp killed Oscar De La Hoya's chance of Beating Manny Pacquiao says Floyd Mayweather

By Johnny Benz, DoghouseBoxing.com (Dec 11, 2008)

The highly popular and extremely talented trainer, Floyd Mayweather Sr. who is training Ricky Hatton these days, blames Oscar De La Hoya’s loss to Manny Pacquiao this past Saturday on De La Hoya's trainers, Nacho Beristain and Angelo Dundee.

Mayweather Sr. believes the fight was lost due to De La Hoya's training camp. Quoted by abs-cbnnews, Mayweather Sr. noted that he knew of two things that happened to De La Hoya in camp that wasn't productive.

Mayweather Sr. stated: “I can tell you is that it wasn’t all Oscar’s fault. I know personally of two things that went on in Oscar’s training camp. There was a lot of stuff that went on in camp that was counter productive to Oscar’s training.,”

Under Mayweather Sr's guidance, De La Hoya never looked so bad as he did this past Saturday. Mayweather Sr. went on to add: “I have never seen Oscar hunch over in a corner the way he did that night. It shouldn’t have happened like that. There was no excuse for him to have taken that beating.”

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