José Ramón López Hevia
Ramón López
He was a Cuban baseball player who performed in the Cuban Professional Baseball League, in the Mexican League of Baseball, with a brief appearance in the Major Leagues
Mayra Vila Machado
Glory of Cuban sports
Yanet Bermoy Acosta
Outstanding Cuban judoka
Odrisamer Despaigne Orué
Outstanding Cuban baseball player, pitcher for the Industriales and national teams; has represented the country in several international events
Héctor Gregorio Rodríguez Almaral
Héctor Rodríguez
Outstanding sports journalist, specialized in baseball, narrator and sports commentator for Cuban Radio and Television
Yunidis Castillo Castillo
La Bala, La hija del viento
Cuban athlete, considered a prominent figure in sports for people with disabilities, three-time Paralympic champion, Parapan American champion, and World Cup medalist
Eligio Sardiñas Montalvo
Kid Chocolate, Chócolo
Known as Kid Chocolate, an internationally recognized Cuban boxer who became World Boxing Champion in 1931 and 1932
Alberto Salazar
Alberto Salazar is a retired American athlete and coach of Cuban origin, specializing in long-distance running
Orlando Martínez Oliva
Marty Martínez
A very useful player in the major leagues, he made his debut on May 2, 1962 and played for ten years until July 19, 1972
Bartolomé Portuondo
Bartolo Portuondo
He was a Cuban baseball player who stood out in the second and third decades of the twentieth century, playing for the Habana and Almendares clubs, and also played for Kansas City and San Francisco in ...
José Peón Pérez
Pepe
He is a motorcycle commissioner in Ciudad de la Habana, head of the technical commission of the Cuban Motorcycle Federation and President of the Speed Commission of the Latin American Motorcycle Union ...
Robertlandy Simón Aties
Outstanding Cuban volleyball player and world medalist
Armando Capiró Lafferté
Cuban baseball player, six-time amateur baseball world champion and three-time Pan American and Central American titleholder
Legna Verdecia Rodríguez
Prominent Cuban judoka who always demonstrated tremendous fighting spirit
María Teresa Mora Iturralde
Child prodigy, student of José Raúl Capablanca, first Cuban chess champion, and of Ibero-America
Virgen Benavides Muñoz
Sprinter who attended three Olympic Games and seven world championships (including outdoor and indoor events), and three Pan American Games
Evelio Celestino Mustelier
Kid Tunero
Also known in the boxing world as Kid Tunero, he was a Cuban professional boxer from the first half of the 20th century, who stood out in Europe and in Cuba
Filiberto Azcuy Aguilera
Outstanding Cuban Greco-Roman wrestler, competitor in the Olympic Games of Sydney (2000) and Athens (2004)
Isam Ortiz
Cuban Grand Master of chess
Guillermo García González
Guille
Considered one of the five most outstanding Cuban chess players of all time, alongside José Raúl Capablanca, Leinier Domínguez, Lázaro Bruzón and Jesús Nogueiras
Aurelio Janet Torres
Cuban javelin thrower who participated in the Mexico Olympic Games, he was the first Cuban and Latin American to qualify for the Javelin final at that time with a throw of 80
Pedro Dibut Villafaña
Major League pitcher who played for the Cincinnati Reds in 1924 and 1925
Alcides Sagarra Carón
Cuban boxing trainer, considered among the best in the world
Dayron Robles
Cuban athlete specialized in the 110 meters hurdles event
Aurelio Faustino Monteagudo Cintra
Monty
Right-handed pitcher who played in the Major Leagues, he was the eldest son of René Monteagudo, another Cuban baseball player in the Major Leagues
Rogelio Álvarez Hernández
Rogelio "Borrego" Álvarez was one of the baseball players with the greatest hitting power in the history of Cuban professional baseball
Bárbaro Garbey Garbey
Cuban baseball player, outfielder
Giraldo Córdova Cardín
Young revolutionary, boxing enthusiast, member of the July 26 Movement, headed by Fidel Castro Ruz
Miguel Caldés Luis
Cuban baseball player
Julio Enrique González Herrera
Julio González
Right-handed pitcher, he played in the Major Leagues with the PDV team in the seasons from 1947 to 1949
Lázaro Rivas Scull
Cocuyo
A Greco-Roman wrestling specialist in the 54 kg division, in which he also obtained universal bronze medals in Patras 2001 and Creteil 2003, and gold medals in the Pan American Games of Winnipeg 1999 and ...
Freddy Asiel Álvarez Sáez
Cuban baseball player, Villa Clara pitcher (Baseball Team)
Julio Moreno González
Jiqui
Cuban baseball player, one of the most remembered by Cuban fans, who immortalized him with the nickname "Jiquí", considering that his hits toward home plate were as "hard" as the wood that bears his name.
He ...
José Hernández Ramos
Chico
Cuban catcher who played in two seasons in the major leagues with the Chicago Cubs team (1942 and 1943)
Eugenio Rafael George Lafita
in the City of Baracoa, province of Guantánamo
Cristobal Torriente
Bambino cubano
He had a outstanding performance for several years in the Negro Leagues in the United States, where he was selected for the Hall of Fame
Antonio Pérez Rigal
Tony Pérez, Tany Pérez, Big Dog, Doggie
He became a permanent integral element of the Cincinnati Reds' Big Red Machine teams in the 1970s
José Miguel Torres Fornieles
Mike Fornieles
Baseball player in the Cuban Professional Baseball League
Joel Lamela Luaces
Cuban runner
Rafael Castillo González
Cuban baseball player recognized as an outstanding pitcher
José Adolfo Legrá Utría
El puma de Baracoa, el pequeño Cassius Clay
Featherweight boxer, naturalized Spanish citizen
Yumisleidis Cumbá
Outstanding Cuban athlete, specialist in shot put
Aurelia Catalina Pentón Conde
Yeya
Aurelia Catalina Pentón Conde, known as Yeya, Cuban athlete, runner of the 400m and 800m, Central American champion in 1974 in the 400 meters and obtains a silver medal in 800 meters, Pan-American bronze ...
