That is how I ended up wanting to fight Pacquiao. "I have always wanted to fight the best out there, the most dangerous and the best match-ups. If your body and mind is right, and you take care of yourself, you can last a long time in this sport. I don't know when I will be done fighting because as you asked me today, I feel like I can continue on. The sparring, trying hard to be as fit and ready as I can, is just what I my mind and body are always willing to do when I am getting ready for a fight. This is what I love to do and I feel great doing it. "Obviously and depending on the outcome of December 6, the way I feel right now I could fight forever. To think that I have these two men-Nacho Beristain and Angelo Dundee-in my corner, two legends who combined have trained so many world champions is mind-boggling and makes me train harder." But he is an inspiration and just listening to the stories he has to tell of all of the great champions he has worked with is motivation for me.
It's not necessarily that he is here doing everyday teaching. "It's great having Angelo Dundee here in camp because of what he brings to the table. Olympic Gold Medallist and 10-time world champion in six weight classes, Oscar de la Hoya opened his training camp yesterday to over 100 media members who made the trip up to the secluded mountains of Big Bear, CA to observe the boxing legend's training regiment first hand as he prepares for his December 6 "Dream Match" against The Ring Magazine pound-for-pound champion Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and live on HBO Pay-Per-View.Īlong with head trainer Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain, training consultant Angelo Dundee and the rest of his team, De La Hoya welcomed the impressive turnout of media members and gave his insight on his upcoming bout.
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