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Isaac Cruz is one of the hottest, yet unproved boxing talents today. The third-generation boxer from Mexico City represents a family of fighters who started training at the age of 7. Since he was a kid, Cruz wanted to stand above the rest and be unique, which is why he got into boxing in the first place. He had a lot of talent as a kid and he began competing in amateur fights.

After a successful amateur career, in 2015, he decided to go pro. He took on Luis Yan Revilla in his first fight in Mexico, winning by way of knockout. Since then he has fought 30 times, winning 26 bouts, with one draw and three losses. As he gets ready to take on Angel Fierro, let’s get you acquainted with Isaac ‘Pitbull’ Cruz.

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What race is Isaac Cruz? Ethnicity

‘Pitbull’ was born and brought up in Mexico. “My childhood was in Magdalena Contreras in Mexico City. I grew up with my parents separated, so I was living with my mother and I played in the street freely and safely with my brother and the neighbors,” said Cruz. However, his childhood was far from normal. At the age of 7, he got into ‘The Sweet Science’.

To this day, despite becoming a top-level boxer, he still lives and trains in Mexico City, Distrito Federal. Cruz is a proud Mexican warrior and looks to further the nation’s already well-known boxing prowess by getting into the ring with the best in the division and taking them down. 

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Isaac Cruz’s nationality

Isaac Cruz hails from Mexico City. He speaks fluent Spanish and always represents the Mexican flag proudly. Just one look at his fighting spirit inside the ring and it is very evident that Cruz is a warrior. The country has a strong history of producing fierce warriors who just never give up and are not afraid of a challenge.

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There is currently no public information regarding Cruz’s religion. However, Mexico has a dominant population who follow Roman Catholicism, with the majority of Mexicans identifying as Catholics. 

Where do you think Isaac Cruz will go with his career? Will he ever become the champion?

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