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Chilean tennis player Fernando Gonzalez reacts after a point against Pablo Cuevas of Uruguay during the Movistar Open tennis tournament in Vina Del Mar, 75 miles (120 km) northwest of Santiago February
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Chilean Players - The Amazing World of Tennis
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Red hot Chilean Massú storms to tennis gold - Olympic News
Chile's tennis player Nicolas Massu trains in Santiago, Chile, Tuesday March 1, 2011. Chile will play the U.S. in first round World Group Davis Cup matches starting Friday. (AP Photo/Carlos Espinoza Stock
August 22, 2004: The day Massu made Olympic history for Chile
Chile's tennis player Marcelo Rios returns the ball with a backhand to Argentinian Gaston Gaudio during the Tennis World Team Championships 2003 in Dusseldorf, western Germany, Friday, May 23, 2003. It was
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Ruud, Delbonis advance at Chile Open, Cuevas out
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Olive-Harvey College - Marcelo Rios is a retired professional tennis player, once ranked Number 1 in the world in 1998. Born in Santiago, Chile, Marcelo began playing tennis at age 11 and
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