Oscar De La Hoya, who has been accused of assaulting 25-year-old model Angelica Marie Cecora, has pushed for dismissal of the case over her comments that she wanted to continue working with the boxing champ after their alleged drug-fueled sex romp.

De La Hoya's lawyer, Judd Burstein wrote a letter to the judge presiding over Cecora's 5-million-dollar lawsuit against his client, asking that he consider comments Cecora made to The Post, as he weighs dismissing her emotional-distress and wrongful-imprisonment suit.

In an interview after a hearing on Burstein's request on Wednesday, Cecora said that she had been hoping to work with De La Hoya again after their sex-a-thon at the Ritz-Carlton last March.

"Any notion that Mr. De La Hoya placed Ms. Cecora in 'imminent apprehension of harmful contact' is rendered inherently incredible when one considers that she wanted to continue seeing him," Burstein wrote in the letter. (ANI)