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Is Oscar de la Hoya a legend? Part 1

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Even before fighting Manny Pacquiao in 2008, Oscar De la Hoya has been claimed by
many as a legend already but how true is it?
Even if his devastating defeat to Pacquiao is excluded, his boxing career may seem a
little less impressive than what the hype. In short, it doesn’t live the expectation.
Here’s why:
His tremendous fame appears to come from his 1992 Olympic Gold decoration, and his
ten world titles in six separate weight classes. Notwithstanding, he didn\’t so a
particularly great work after 1997, for by then he started to look not exactly amazing in
his battles.
In April 1997, De La Hoya prevailed upon a problematic 12-round choice Pernell
Whitaker, with many boxing fans feeling that it was Whitaker who ought to have been
given the gesture in the choice instead of Oscar. Prior to that battle, however, between
1994 to 1997, De La Hoya was at his best battling as a lightweight. During that time, he
won the WBO and IBF lightweight titles and beat any semblance of John Molina, Rafael
Ruelas, John Avila, Genaro Hernandez, Jesse James Leija, and Darryl Tyson. After De
La Hoya went up and crushed Julio Cesar Chavez to win the WBC light welterweight
title, De La Hoya began to give indications of slipping as a warrior
In his next battle after Chavez, De La Hoya battled against Miguel Angel Gonzalez,
overwhelming the main portion of the battle however at that point wearing out, and
blurring seriously in the second 50% of the battle. In the last six rounds, De La Hoya
looked unfortunate, running continually from Gonzalez and getting his left eye seriously
puffed up from Gonzalez\’s hard shots. Before very long, De La Hoya would scarcely
beat Ike Quartey after again blurring in the last piece of the battle as he did against
Gonzalez. In the middle were battles against the blurred Chavez and Hector Camacho,
the two battles being basically inane on the grounds that they were coming past the
primes of the two contenders.
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NBA Players pressured : Team Canada never bagged a Medal since 1930’s

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NBA Players pressured : Team Canada never bagged a Medal since 1930's

Team Canada has never bagged a medal in the FIBA World Cup since 1936. They have only won a silver in the Berlin Olympics.
Team USA Tyrese (Indiaaa Pacers) said that since the 1930s, Canada has never won a medal so they’re coming for them. 

Team Canada Kelly Olynyk (UTAH JAZZ), Alexander-Walker (Minnesota Timberwolves) , RJ Barrett (KNICKS), Brooks (Houston Rockets),  Luguentz Dort (Oklahoma City Thunder), Gilgeous-Alexander (Oklahoma City Thunder), and Norman Powell (LA Clippers) are all forced to win.
It can be recalled that Team USA lost to Germany and now settled for a bronze medal. 

Germany and Serbia clashed for FIBA Cup finals
Meanwhile, both countries are expected to play in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France.. 

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NBA, House of Highlights stalks “underdog” Rhenz Abando

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NBA, House of Highlights stalks "underdog" Rhenz Abando

NBA Star Veteran  Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kyle Anderson was stunned with Rhenz Abando’s play during the (Fédération Internationale de Basketball) FIBA Cup.
Abando’s breath-taking highlights spread all over the world via House of Highlights (HOH) based in New York City owned by Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Interactive with 10.5M subscribers.
The HOH captured the blocks, dunks, and rebounds of the underdog Filipino Gilas Guard,  They featured Abando’s block to NBA Veteran Anderson.
Abando’s chemistry with Utah Jazz Point Guard  Shooting Guard Jordan Clarkson grab the attention of NBA fans. 
“Jordan Clarkson. As simple as that. They went up 20. He hit [four] threes in a row and got some tough buckets. He got going. He’s a really good player,” China team player and NBA veteran Anderson said as he was shocked with Abandos’s block. 

Meanwhile, NBA fans are expecting Abando to play in the NBA in the future which Kai Sotto failed to chgioved.

Abando 6’2″ height is the same with Stephen Curry. He has 3 points shooting and impressive defense worthy to join NBA.

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Austin Reeves beats Dennis Schroder yet TEAM US out

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Austin Reeves beats Dennis Schroder yet TEAM US out

The ex-Lakers player Dennis Schroder 17 points lost to present Lakers shooting guard Austin Reeves 21 points in FIBA semi finals.

Team Germany Dennis Schroder advanced to the FIBA Cup finals vs Serbia but TEAM US settled for Bronze vs Team Canada, 67 – 63.

Reeves’ hard work still did not make the team US to the finals.

The Lakers’ Reaves 21 points. Anthony Edwards 23 points, Mikal Bridges scored 17 and Jalen Brunson added 15 failed to defeat Germany, 113 – 111.Meanwhile, Andreas Obst 24 points, Franz Wagner 22 points, Daniel Theis 21 points and seven rebounds, Dennis Schroder 17 points and nine assists for Germany made it to the final showdown.
Reeves said  that if you give up 113 points in a 40-minute game, you’re not going to win many of those.

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