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	'''O'Neil Bell''' is the ] undisputed (WBC/WBA/IBF) ] Champion. He defeated Canadian ] in a controversial but unanimous decision on ], ] on ] to capture the vacant title. He defeated Frenchman ], on ], ], for ~~the undisputed Cruiserweight title, in which Mormeck had both the~~ ] and ] ~~Cruiserweight~~ ~~titles~~.		'''O'Neil Bell''' is the ] undisputed (WBC/WBA/IBF) ] Champion. He defeated Canadian ] in a controversial but unanimous decision on ], ] on ] to capture the vacant IBF title. He defeated Frenchman ], on ], ], for his ] and ] belts making Bell the second undisputed champion of the division, ] being the first.

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O'Neil Bell is the current undisputed (WBC/WBA/IBF) Cruiserweight Champion. He defeated Canadian Dale Brown in a controversial but unanimous decision on May 20, 2005 on Friday Night Fights to capture the vacant IBF title. He defeated Frenchman Jean-Marc Mormeck, on January 7, 2006, for his WBA and WBC belts making Bell the second undisputed champion of the division, Evander Holyfield being the first.

Preceded byJean-Marc Mormeck	Cruiserweight boxing champion (WBA) 2006–	Succeeded by-
Preceded byJean-Marc Mormeck	Cruiserweight boxing champion (WBC) 2006–	Succeeded by-
Preceded byKelvin Davis	Cruiserweight boxing champion (IBF) 2005–	Succeeded by-

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