Oscar de la Hoya in drag and it’s NOT pretty - Verdict: Fake
Thursday, September 20th, 2007
I was shocked this morning when seeing a “tough” guy posing for the camera. It’s tough guy boxer Oscar de la Hoya in drag and I can assure you guys, that’s not a pretty image you’ll take when you go to sleep.
Oscar de la Hoya’s pics, which I first found on X17online.com - an online paparazzi agency - could be manufactured announced RadarOnline:
“When pics of pint-size pugilist Oscar De La Hoya started circulating around the Web, we smelled a rat. Now De La Hoya’s agent at CAA, Jack Tiernan, confirms as much.”
So from what I understand those really are fake pics of Oscar de la Hoya and the fishnet, but man they look so real. Guess we’ll have to see the outcome of that in next few days.

note: X17online owns the copyright of the pictures and you can see all of them here.


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