Sexy. Exotic. Yummy. Appealing. Striking. Famous.

• He has an Olympic gold medal and six world championships.
• He has two legendary trainers on his side training for his match coming in five days.
• And only on Monday, Oscar de la Hoya also has a seven-foot bronze statue standing in front of the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
• The Golden Boy has everything. And that mirrors de la Hoya's game plan for Manny Pacquiao in The Dream Match.
• Legendary cornerman Angelo Dundee expressed confidence in de la Hoya, saying on the HBO Sports "24/7" television special shown on Monday that de la Hoya has all the bases covered.
• "Oscar has all the answers against Manny Pacquiao," Dundee, who has worked the corner of ring legends such as Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard.
• "It's not the size and the height that will decide the match. The thing that will decide the match is that Oscar is the better fighter," the 87-year-old trainer added.
• Long since retired from the sport he fell in love with beginning in the 1940s, Dundee, who was tapped by de la Hoya to be a special training in his bout with Pacquiao, has studied several of Pacquiao's bouts and then worked with chief trainer Nacho Beristain for a few weeks in early November at de la Hoya's Big Bear camp in California.
• He became the third sports hero from Los Angeles to be given a tribute after basketball superstar Magic Johnson and hockey great Wayne Gretzky.

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