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Cristobal Arreola (born March 5, 1981) is a Mexican American professional Heavyweight boxer. Arreola is the former NABF, WBC Continental Americas, and current WBC FECOMBOX Heavyweight Champion. Chris is promoted by Goossen Tutor and trained by Henry Ramírez.

Arreola was born in Los Angeles, California. Chris met Legendary Boxing Champion Julio César Chávez a couple of times when he was a kid. Chris said "I had a chance to go to his house in Culiacán, Mexico because my father was from near there and my aunt lived in Culiacan. I used to go and watch him train."

Arreola grew up in East LA; his father was a boxer and started him boxing at the age of eight with trainer Hector Rodríguez. At 16, he had "about 200 amateur bouts" before losing interest and quitting. In 2001 at 20 he got back into boxing and after only three months of training managed to win the National Golden Gloves at the Light Heavyweight division, to win Chris beat Dallas Vargas who had about 300 amateur fights at the time.

After another hiatus from boxing, this time for two years, he tried to come back for the 2003 Golden Gloves but arrived shortly after the check-in deadline prompting him to turn pro.

Brian Matthew Minto (born 27 January 1975 in Butler, Pennsylvania, United States) is a professional heavyweight and cruiserweight boxer.

Minto turned pro in 2002 and won his first 18 bouts, gaining the West Virginia heavyweight boxing title.

In 2004, Minto had a bout with former champion Tony Tubbs. The inactive Tubbs won in a mild upset, giving Minto his first professional loss. Minto has been featured on ESPN fight cards, where he scored two TKOs over Vincent Maddalone.

In November 2006, Minto scored an upset win (TKO in the sixth round) over Axel Schulz, foiling the German's comeback attempt. Minto's second defeat came from one-time contender Luan Krasniqi March 17 in Germany.
On July 2, 2008, at Pullman Park in his hometown of Butler, Minto defeated John Poore by first-round technical knockout. Minto knocked Poore down three times before the bout was stopped. Minto is currently ranked 11th by the World Boxing Organization.

After his fight with John Poore he fought Galen Brown on November 1, 2008 and defeated him by fourth round knockout after his original opponent Marcus McGee pulled out due to a shoulder injury.

Shane "Mountain Warrior" Cameron (born 17 October 1977 in Tiniroto, New Zealand) is a former 2002 Commonwealth Games bronze medal winner currently competing in the cruiserweight division. He is the current commonwealth cruiserweight champion and previously fought in the heavyweight division, where he was a former WBA Pan African, IBF Pan Pacific and WBO Asia Pacific champion.

He beat Adam Forsyth for the 2001 New Zealand heavyweight crown and lost to Jason Douglas in the semifinals of the 91 kg Commonwealth Games, winning a bronze medal.

Cameron made his professional debut on 28 November 2002, with a third-round knockout victory over Winston Palu in the Auckland suburb of Kohimarama. He defeated Shane Wijohn on 4 December 2004 in Auckland to win the New Zealand Heavyweight title, which he would later vacate in order to pursue international titles.

On 28 July 2006 in Auckland, Cameron added two more championships to his record, with a 10th-round technical knockout of Roger Izonritei. With that win, he captured the vacant WBA Pan African Heavyweight title, as well as Izonritei's International Boxing Federation(IBF) Pan Pacific title.

Artur Szpilka nickname "Szpila" [eng. "The Pin"] (born 12 April 1989 in Wieliczka) is a Polish professional southpaw boxer in Heavyweight division now of North Bergen, NJ. He fought for Górnik Wieliczka, and is the former cruiserweight champion of Poland.

He ended up boxing only by pure coincidence – he was the fan of the soccer team Wisła Kraków. Spotted as the great talent by a boxing coach when fighting with pseudo-fans of Cracovia outside of a disco in his home town Wieliczka. The boxing trainer had noticed his exceptional skills and suggested him to give it a try at the ring. As a result Artur Szpilka has signed a contract with Bullit KnockOut Promotions group.

Szpilka's career was interrupted in October 2009, before the bout with Wojciech Bartnik was cancelled as Szpilka was arrested during the weigh-in for his match on the undercard of the battle between his countrymen Tomasz Adamek and Andrew Golota in Łódź, Poland. Szpilka was charged for his role in a brawl between soccer hooligans supporting his team and bitter rivals Cracovia and sentenced to 18 months in jail.^{[citation needed]} Szpilka stated: "During that time, I realized just what I had lost and began to appreciate boxing more. I kept fit by doing pull-ups, pushups and lifting weights in prison, which helped me build up my upper body strength and punching power. Now I'm hungrier than ever before."^{[citation needed]} Szpilka came to the attention of the worlds media in February of 2012 after challenging Dereck Chisora with words "’I called around to my promoter Andrew Wasilewski, asking if I could arrange a fight (with Chisora). That would be a great match of two bullies, and the action would be not only in the ring, but also at the weigh-in and press conferences. It is possible that this would be two or three fights."