De la Hoya thought in suicide

The former world champion boxing Oscar De La Hoya first talked about the personal crisis that crossed due to cocaine and alcohol that forced him to enter a rehabilitation center.



In addition, De La Hoya also acknowledged that two years ago he had thoughts of suicide, but lacked the courage.



De La Hoya broke his silence about his addiction and admitted he failed in his personal life as a father and husband of former Puerto Rican singer Millie Corretjer, with whom he has two children.

The former boxer, known as "Golden Boy", made ​​his remarks to the program "Aqui y Ahora" on Univision in an interview to be aired tonight and the same source which gave a preview to the press.

"Bottoms out recently," said De La Hoya. "Like two years ago, I thought my life could be worse, but I had the courage, the courage to kill myself, but I thought."



De La Hoya said the cocaine and alcohol was mostly what made him feel good and think he was above everything and everyone.

De la Hoya Drug User

The world boxing champion Oscar de la Hoya was admitted to a rehabilitation center located in Los Angeles a few weeks ago because of problems related to drug and alcohol abuse, according to a statement released by the website TMZ.

"After making an honest assessment of myself, I acknowledge that I have several issues I must attend. Like everyone, I have my faults, and do not want to be one of those people who is afraid to address those failures, "wrote De La Hoya.

The entrepreneur and sportsman asked reporters to stay out, but wanted to report their situation because: "Throughout my career, I've always faced challenges head-all, and this is no different. "

The president of Golden Boy Promotion, Richard Schaefer announced that Oscar De La Hoya continues to rehab, so it has neglected some compromises.

Oscar retired in April 2009, his last fight was against Manny Pacquiao on December 6, 2008.