Fighter of the Month

By Tom Gray

It took almost 22 rounds, but it was all worth it. Jermell Charlo emerged from his two-fight rivalry

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In 1995, a lightweight champion and P4P player, De La Hoya, was on the verge of superstardom

Critics of East L.A.'s Golden Boy relished a showdown with Mexico's greatest warrior, Julio Cesar Chavez

A move to 147 pounds would take De La Hoya's career to unprecedented heights

Oscar's reign nearly imploded under the firepower of Ike Quartey

A superfight with SoCal rival Shane Mosley would provide drama beyond expectations

De La Hoya vs. Fernando Vargas gave fans the quintessential grudge match

A showdown with Nicaraguan bad boy Ricardo Mayorga brought a welcome PPV bonanza

De La Hoya could fight like hell, but his 'IT' factor was off the charts

The Golden Boy revisits six career-defining fights