'Cocaine isn't cheap': UFC president Dana White on why Oscar De La Hoya is returning from retirement - VIDEO
It was last week when Oscar had declared that he is coming out of retirement at the age of 47 with plans to compete again after more than a decade out. However, when White was asked about his thoughts on De La Hoya's potential return from retirement, the UFC president responded with "Cocaine isn't cheap".
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) president Dana White made a huge claim when asked about the potential return of Oscar De La Hoya back to the sport. It was last week when Oscar had declared that he is coming out of retirement at the age of 47 with plans to compete again after more than a decade out. However, when White was asked about his thoughts on De La Hoya's potential return from retirement, the UFC president responded with "Cocaine isn’t cheap". Dana's remarks instantly went viral on social media as people started coming up with more speculations.
"Cocaine isn’t cheap. It's expensive. Gotta make money," White said during the post-fight interview on Saturday.
Last week, while speaking to the media about his return, De La Hoya had said: "The rumors are true, and I’m going to start sparring in the next few weeks".
"I miss being in the ring, I love boxing. Boxing is what gave me everything I have today, and I just miss it," he further added.
The relationship between Dana White and Oscar De La Hoya has seriously deteriorated over the years ever since the Golden Boy owner smashed a boxing match between former UFC champion Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather.