Oscar De La Hoya UNLEASHES on Dana White & Zuffa boxing during Ali Act Hearings

Wrestling

Year2026

Duration5m

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The war of words has officially moved from Instagram to Washington, D.C.! In a historic Senate hearing led by Senator Ted Cruz, Oscar De La Hoya went scorched earth on Dana White and Zuffa Boxing, calling out what he describes as a "sneaky" attempt to dismantle fighter protections. ​The "Golden Boy" didn't hold back, testifying against the proposed Ali Revival Act (H.R. 4624). De La Hoya argues that Dana White and TKO Group are lobbying to create "Unified Boxing Organizations" (UBOs) that would essentially bring the UFC’s centralized business model—where one company controls the promoters, the rankings, and the belts—into the boxing world. ​🥊 What’s at Stake? ​Fighter Rights: De La Hoya claims the expansion of Zuffa Boxing's influence would strip away the independence the Ali Act provides to boxers. ​The "UFC Model" in Boxing: Is Dana White trying to "sportswash" boxing with Saudi funding, or is he genuinely trying to fix a "broken" sport? ​Corporate Profits vs. Athlete Safety: Oscar sounds off on why putting corporate power over fighter autonomy is a "sinking ship" for the sport's integrity. ​📉 The Rivalry Reaches a Boiling Point ​From Dana White’s personal "OnlyFans" jabs to Oscar calling Zuffa a "failed science project," the personal feud between these two promoters has never been more intense. But now, it's about more than just trash talk—it's about the federal laws that govern the future of the sweet science. ​Watch as Oscar De La Hoya takes the stand to defend the Ali Act and warns the Senate about the "shady" future of Zuffa Boxing. ​Don't forget to: ✅ SUBSCRIBE for more breaking boxing news and legal updates. ✅ LIKE this video if you think the Ali Act should be protected! ✅ COMMENT below: Is Dana White the savior boxing needs, or is Oscar right to be worried? ​#Boxing #OscarDeLaHoya #DanaWhite #ZuffaBoxing #AliAct #SenateHearing #UFC #GoldenBoyPromotions #CombatSports News #ysmsportsmedia