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Adolfo Horta, Featherweight Olympic boxer
Ariel Hernández, Middleweight Olympic boxer
Armando Martínez, Light middle-weight Olympic boxer
Benny Paret, boxer
Eliseo Castillo, boxer
Félix Savón, Olympic gold medal winning boxer
Florentino Fernández, boxer
Guillermo Rigondeaux Ortiz, amateur boxer
Joel Casamayor, boxer
Jorge Rubio, Boxing trainer.
José Napoles, boxer
Kid Charol, Boxer
Kid Chocolate, boxer
Kid Gavilan, boxer
Lorenzo Aragon Armenteros Olympic welterweight boxer
Luis Manuel Rodriguez, boxer
Mario César Kindelán Mesa, Olympic gold medal winning boxer
Raúl González, boxer
Roberto Balado, Olympic Super Heavyweight boxer
Sugar Ramos, world champion boxer
Teofilo Stevenson, amateur boxer
Yanqui Diaz, boxer
Yudel Johnson Cedeno Light-Welterweight Olympic Boxer

Athletics

Alberto Juantorena, basketball, track
Aliecer Urrutia, triple jump
Ana Fidelia Quirot 800m
Dayron Robles, Hurdling athlete
Emeterio González, javelin thrower.
Hector Herrera, sprinter
Ioamnet Quintero, high jumper
Iván García, sprinter
Iván Pedroso, long jump
Javier Sotomayor, track and field record setter
Joel Isasi, sprinter
Joel Lamela, sprinter
Jorge Aguilera, sprinter
Lazaro Martínez, sprinter
Luis Alberto Pérez-Rionda, sprinter
Osleidys Menéndez, javelin
Roberto Hernández (track athlete)
Roberto Moya, discus throw
Víctor Moya, high jumper
Yargelis Savigne, jump
Yipsi Moreno, hammer thrower
Yoandri Betanzos, triple jump
Yoel García, triple jumper
Yoel Hernández hurdler
Yudelkis Fernández long jumper.
Yunaika Crawford, hammer thrower
Yuniel Hernández, hurdler

Other

Adolfo Luque, Cincinnati Reds
Alberto Delgado Pérez, soccer
Alex Sánchez, Baseball Free Agent
Ariel Pestano, Cuban Baseball Player
Ariel Prieto, Oakland Athletics
Aurelio Monteagudo, Kansas City Athletics
Barbaro Garbey, Detroit Tigers
Bert Campaneris, Kansas City Athletics
Brayan Peña, Atlanta Braves
José Raúl Capablanca, chess world champion, grandmaster considered "the Mozart of Chess"
Cristóbal Torriente, Negro Leagues - Baseball Hall of Fame
Danys Báez, Cleveland Indians
Diego Seguí, Kansas City Athletics
Eli Marrero, New York Mets
Esteban Bellán, first Latin American professional baseball player to play in the United States
Germán Mesa, trainer for the Cuban national baseball team
Héctor Socorro, footballer
Ibrahim Rojas, flatwater canoer
Jack Calvo, Washington Senators
José Canseco, Oakland Athletics
José Cardenal, San Francisco Giants
José Contreras, Chicago White Sox
José Méndez, Kansas City Monarchs - Baseball Hall of Fame
José Tartabull, Kansas City Athletics
Juan Corzo, chess
Juan Tuñas, former Cuban footballer
Kendry Morales
Lázaro Bruzón, chess grandmaster
Liván Hernández, Arizona Diamondbacks
Luis Tiant, Cleveland Indians
Martín Dihigo, Negro Leagues - Baseball Hall of Fame
Mike Cuellar, Cincinnati Reds
Minnie Miñoso, Chicago White Sox - Baseball Legend
Octavio “Cookie” Rojas, Cincinnati Reds
Omar Linares, Pinar del Río Vegueros, Cuban national baseball team
Orestes Destrade, New York Yankees
Orlando Hernández, New York Mets
Ozzie Canseco, Oakland Athletics
Pedro Ramos, Washington Senators
Preston Gómez, Washington Senators
Rafael A. Lecuona, Gymnast
Rafael Palmeiro, Baltimore Orioles
Ray Noble, New York Giants
René Arocha, St. Louis Cardinals
René Monteagudo, Washington Senators
Rey Ángel Martínez, soccer
Rey Ordóñez, Baseball Free Agent
Roberto "Bobby" Estalella, Washington Senators
Rodolfo Falcon, swimmer
Rolando Arrojo, Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Sandy Amorós, Brooklyn Dodgers
Tomás Fernández, footballer in the 1938 world cup
Tony Fossas, Texas Rangers
Tony González, Cincinnati Reds
Tony Oliva, Minnesota Twins
Tony Pérez, Cincinnati Reds
Tony Taylor, Chicago Cubs
Yanelis Yuliet Labrada Diaz, Olymipic silver medallist in Taekwondo
Yuniesky Betancourt, Seattle Mariners
Zoilo Versalles, baseball player and first Latin American major league MVP 1965