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LAS VEGAS — Another Thursday, another verbal haymaker from Oscar De La Hoya. This week’s edition of his now-infamous “Clap ...

Golden Boy Promotions CEO Oscar De La Hoya responds to Dana White's latest jab at him after Zuffa Boxing 03.