“If you want to talk, if you want to patch things up, then give me a call – or if you want me to call you, it doesn’t matter,” De La Hoya said. “That’s if you want to work this out. And let’s work it out like grown men. You know, I still feel that he received the wrong advice, and now he’s paying for it, which is sad, because me, as a fighter, I would hate to be sidelined. But when you do the wrong thing, this is what you get.”
Oscar De La Hoya hails DAZN deal as ‘truly remarkable’
