Milana Dravnel is speaking out about her $100 million lawsuit she filed yesterday against alleged crossdresser Oscar de La Hoya (a suit we would prefer to call Fishnetgate). When initially the fishnet  ”pictures” (and for now, we will call them that) came out, the gal behind the pictures was quiet. Now she has spoken to the NY Post’s Andrea Peyser.

(Pictures to follow after the jump …)

The Siberian native, Scores stripper, and reportedly girlfriend of the boxer, Milana Dravnel says De La Hoya’s crossdressing name was “Goldie.”

Goldie? (Well, did you think it would be Silver or Bronze?)

Milana, 22, claims De La Hoya ruined her payday and her reputation by saying the pictures were fake.

“I thought he was cute. I liked him. We had fun,” Milana confided before her lawyer - a cross between a bulldog and Chihuahua named Salvatore Strazzullo - jumped in, for the 500th time, just to piss me off.

“This is a serious case!” he protested. “We don’t want to get into the relationship . . .

“He’s gonna want to settle it,” Strazzullo ran on.

“Not to have an Isiah Thomas incident, a Bill Clinton incident. Paula Jones. Monica Lewinsky. You name it!”

Reportedly the boxer and the stripper met at  Scores’ private room, where de la Hoya picked slender Milana from 7 other girls. Thereafter, she claims she saw him twice a month for De La Fun.

“It was for laughs,” Milana said of de la Hoya’s impersonation of Liza Minnelli, which she smartly documented on film. “I don’t think there is anything wrong with it. I don’t believe he’s gay.”

In May, after a year of bump and grind, de la Hoya just stopped calling.

“I was in love,” Milana said, erupting in pretty tears. “I think he was afraid.”

But Milana didn’t get mad. She sold the pictures of her fishnetted ex for $70,000.

And now, she’s suing. Heaven help the man who crosses a Siberian scorned.

“It’s not that I did it out of revenge. I did it out of being hurt,” she said.

“Like when you break up with someone and they don’t treat you rightfully, you just don’t look out for their best interests.”

So are the pictures false or real? She says real. Click here for the analysis.

He says they are fake. Click here to see the boxer’s reponse to the pictures back in September.

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