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Oscar De La Hoya Tells Dana White to Stay in His Lane. Oscar, Honey, His Lane Goes Straight Across the South Lawn.
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Oscar De La Hoya Tells Dana White to Stay in His Lane. Oscar, Honey, His Lane Goes Straight Across the South Lawn.

The Golden Boy sat down with DAZN and said boxing would be "better off without Dana White." As a man who has spent 10 years yelling at a certain someone to stay in his lane, I have never felt so seen by a promoter. I also have a few notes.

Sam Trumpatelo · Oct 21, 2026
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