Oscar De La Hoya, the legendary "Golden Boy" of boxing, stands at exactly 5ft 9 (175.3 cm), a height that fueled his dominance across six weight divisions from super featherweight to light middleweight.
His precise stature provided an ideal blend of speed, power, and reach, enabling him to secure a gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and world titles in ten weight classes, including victories over Pernell Whitaker and Ike Quartey.
- 1992 Olympic Lightweight Gold Medalist
- Multiple-time WBC, WBA, and IBF Champion
- Amassed over 39 professional wins, many by knockout
De La Hoya's 5ft 9 frame epitomized the perfect boxer's build, contributing to his $1 billion pay-per-view record and lasting legacy in the sport.