Oscar De La Hoya apparently has had better nights behind the mic. Image Press Agency

Oscar De La Hoya got all sorts of attention on Saturday night, and not necessarily for the best reason.

De La Hoya was part of the broadcasting team for the Triller fight card featuring Ben Askren and Jake Paul. The vibe among the broadcasters was as casual as could be, and De La Hoya fit right in. Actually, he sounded much more laid-back than everyone else. Many thought De La Hoya sounded inebriated.

Take a listen:

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