Oscar De la Hoya's history is a glorious one, and includes a gold medal from the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona "The Golden Boy" stops Jimmi Bredahl in the 10th to win the WBO junior lightweight title in 1994 One year later he stops Rafael Ruelas in the second round to win the IBF lightweight title He then wins the WBC super lightweight title after a TKO in the fourth round against Julio Cesar Chavez in 1996 After seven defences, De la Hoya loses his unbeaten record to Felix Trinidad on a 12-round majority decision in 1999 In 2002 "The Golden Boy" stops Fernando Vargas in the 11th to win the WBA, WBC junior lightweight titles
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