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Just when you thought the circus had left town, boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya issues a challenge to UFC champion and 0-1 boxer Conor McGregor.
The former world champion made the announcement on his own show, ‘Golden Boy Radio’ and even did a bit of build up on social media.
What might have seemed like a goof turns out to be a serious call out.
De La Hoya wants to fight the Irishman in a boxing ring.
“You know I’m competitive. I still have it in me. I’ve been secretly training. I’m faster than ever and stronger than ever. I know I could take out Conor McGregor in two rounds. I’ll come back for that fight,” claimed ‘Golden Boy’.
He then continued:
“Just one more. I’m calling him out. Two rounds. That’s all I need. That’s all I’m gonna say.
Here’s a video of De La Hoya’s announcement.