67) Marcelo Ríos, el primer latinoamericano en ser número uno del mundo (Parte 3)

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En esta tercera y última parte, la recta final de la carrera tenística de Marcelo Ríos: la Copa de Naciones obtenida en 2003 con el equipo de Chile, comandado por Horacio de la Peña, donde el "Chino" vapuleó a Gastón Gaudio para contribuir a la coronación ante grandes combinados, antes de su retiro final, cuyo anuncio llegó el 16 de julio de 2004. El tour de despedida que finalizó contra Guillermo Coria, sus similitudes con McEnroe y el ¿polémico? legado que dejó en el tenis mundial. De colección. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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