Marcelo Rios: Most Unbelievable Skill Moments!

[@elgatodelpapadebulma]

Chinese Rivers, amazing talent

[@ikarusxv]

xD

[@matiascarvajal6641]

la wea buena ctm

[@Cutzrec]

Jsjdjdjs el csmmm

[@uuuuu9743]

Jajajaajajj

[@hahinrichsen]

And he is from the best country of Chile

[@samuelibarra6587]

Ríos, the most talented player ever! Greetings from La Pintana, Croatia

[@jotajavier91]

Yes the number one of the Legua...

[@davidtoloza8748]

Buena ql

[@jotajavier91]

@@davidtoloza8748 😆😆

[@aplaplac1089]

Lo Pintana did you say?

[@pdlf86]

Regards from Chimbarongo, Italy

[@gerson2740]

Once a journalist asked Rios how he worked to be the best at such young age. At which Marcelo responded "Que te importa a vo' sapo conchetumare". That's translated to "The secret is being a good person first, everything else is secondary"

[@sebajaque8148]

😂😂😂😂

[@luiscarrasco2094]

Hahahah!!

[@bastyg5321]

loool

[@roddyalvarez]

La mejor traducción

[@christianguerra1538]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@televitor]

Rios es como Ronaldinho del tenis, un espectáculo incomparable!!.. Rios is like Ronaldinho on football, pure talent!!👏👏👏

[@ItsNotaTuhmah]

People got it all wrong. He started playing Tennis at 13, which is already late for most elite guys. He set a goal and said: in 10 years I'll be number 1, the BEST in the world. He did it at 23. He actually did it. That was his goal, nothing else. He worked HARD to overcome his late entry on the sport and a rather weak physique. He DID work hard and that's why he got injured; his knee and back simply broke and he couldn't keep up with elite, NUMBER ONE level. But his dedication and talent were IMMENSE. For a short, rather weak guy to humilliate guys with freaking gifted genetics and hardworkers, it requieres not only insane talent, but DEDICATION, hard work.

[@Mrvicious999]

He did it as a junior first… then became atp top ranked player …

[@JoaquinP8190]

🤣🤣🤣🤡

[@yyzeta]

Man… Rios was a well-known alcoholic during his tour years. No dedication at all. Don’t know where did you get that bs.

[@brucewayne5496]

One of the most talented players in the history. Awesome play. 🔥

[@nicorios6056]

Best tenis talent in history in my opinion

[@manuelreyes6425]

Te encuentro toda la razon👍👍👍saludos

[@jaquinhamdan3943]

The most talented, by far. Even more than Mac

[@tungt88]

@@jaquinhamdan3943 Better touch/feel than McEnroe, I agree (maybe only Nastase in the same category re: touch/feel).

[@RomeoPrimacio]

I love federer

[@leo91147]

The most artistic tennis player

[@svetlomirivanov9624]

i think is legit, even Federer to be a bit jealous, about the elegance in Rio's play

[@BOCAABAJOcl]

El artista que practicó el tenis más hermoso de la historia. Primer hispanoamericano en ser número Uno del mundo.

[@asedeconsul]

Y primer número 1 del tenis mundial en “fumarse” su carrera.

[@granmomox]

y el unico numero 1 que no estuvo "ni ahi" con ganar un gran slam

[@asedeconsul]

@@granmomox Así es , el talento sin disciplina ,sacrificio , esfuerzo y trabajo te deja a medio camino del éxito.

[@yocachoquepipe]

@@asedeconsul te parece que quedó a medio camino del exito?

[@pirshan5799]

@@asedeconsul hay ganadores de Gran Slam que ni llegan al top one

[@JULIO2836770]

Con el perdón de Federer pero el Chino Rios fue el tenista más talentoso que he visto en la ATP. Si hicieramos un absurdo comparativo en su mejor momento era como ver a Ronaldinho Gaucho on fire. Saludos desde Perú

[@miguelangelsepulvedaatenas8446]

El mismo Federer lo admitió de hecho

[@jaquinhamdan3943]

Es correcto, el Chino ha sido el mas talentoso.

[@xxfoxymlgxx5261]

La verdad es que es cierto, aunque la disciplina de Federer fué lo que hizo diferencia, pero la calidad del chino es indiscutible

[@manuelnavarrete8835]

Osea quieres decir que en su prime fue el mejor de la historia

[@Ghost-ph1tl]

woww...

[@r.t.97]

No one ever, ever played more beautifully than Ríos...you have players that rely on their sheer power, others rely on their service, others on their stamina to try and tire out their opponents...Ríos had subtlety, finesse, touch and a killer instinct to put the ball in unreachable spots...the most elegant and visually attractive tennis ever...a real entertainer, and what is tennis or any other individual ball game but a show..?

[@EldrickTW]

There is a guy, named Federer. You had probably never heard about him. Not bad, you should watch him play.

[@r.t.97]

@@EldrickTW yeah, right, never heard of Roger Federer... I don't see the point in your lame irony, though...his playing style has nothing to do with Ríos. Have a good one.

[@r.t.97]

@EldrickTW BTW, you should look for a few interviews where Federer openly expresses his admiration for Ríos, including one where he states that he's the only one he would have paid for watching play... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@EldrickTW]

@@r.t.97 If you don't see the reason of my answer you should read your comment again. You said no one ever played more beautifully that Ríos. Well, probably Roger did.

[@billharris7184]

Rios, incredibly talented and incredibly insane

[@pontetu]

Like Maradona...

[@davidtoloza8748]

5:58 es una obra de arte...

[@CamiloSapag]

Ese revés cruzado era brutal

[@darknessblackened]

Te ponía unas pelotas que yo como rival pesco mis guevadas y me voy del court de puro frustrado . 😆😆😆😆

[@VeganO_MexicanO]

02:48 Ríos casual acomodándose el peinado en medio de un punto vs Agassi 🤣👍

[@olekram666]

Chinese rivers looks like paloma mami

[@DevilizerRemasters]

dove mommy*

[@estepariko]

@@DevilizerRemasters xD

[@wonejoinquisidor1018]

Pidgeon Mother

[@nickbeliconb5972]

Mamita rica

[@camithov]

Perkin

[@zionburner]

Fucking brilliant. They don't make tennis players like this one anymore. Miss him a lot

[@Pablo-wt9cr]

"Now the pro tennis player has personal trainer, psicologist, they eat well, etc... I ate a piece of pizza before play" Marcelo ríos 2020

[@diegolucero4187]

That’s why he would never be at the level of the big 3. He was talented/gifted but didn’t do the hard work.

[@guitarraenllamas]

Weón te apuesto que todos hablan español

[@donsenorcaballero8758]

@@guitarraenllamas kajsdkasd

[@arqui3darquitectura630]

@@guitarraenllamas ajuajuajaujauj si, la cago monton de weas

[@camiloa8288]

Todos con nombre en español y discuten en inglés. Tan wn jajaja

[@El_terribleCL]

I grew up watching every single game Rios played and it was an awesome run, he was a genius. Sadly he had to retire still young in his mid twenties ... I fell in love with the sport.

[@piapia3679]

He was a geniu like Bethoven

[@axlrose632]

This dude is pure magic

[@manuelvasquez8400]

Seguirán pasando los años y acá en Chile aún no vamos a comprender bien lo brutal que era el chino ríos. Su talento fue de otro mundo , el diño del tenis. Lo que hacía parece fácil pero muy pocos después de el han tenido golpes similares a las obras de arte que hacía el chino. Gracias chino por tanto ❤

[@federicoi.weinhold1749]

Hay golpes que solo se los he visto ejecutar a Rios. Un jugador único.

[@CFelipeBravo1986]

Federer is like Beethoven Nadal is like Mozart RIOS IS LIKE JIMI HENDRIX !!

[@javierjakal]

Muy buena comparación, justo estaba escuchando voodoo child jajaja

[@alonzhoh]

Federer is like Beethoven Nadal is like Mozarr Rios is like Paloma Mami

[@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266]

Sooo, Djokovic is like Bach then?

[@beavercleaver7848]

Left handers.

[@vvilches1312]

@@alonzhoh Ríos right now, it's like Goro. 😂🤣. With tatoo!

[@Nickreds20]

Ladies and gentleman, tennis most talented player ever. Just ridicoulus what he could do on the court. So relaxed, always imposing his own rithym. On another level, really.

[@rishbahpandey8697]

Nadal is most talented

[@Nickreds20]

@@rishbahpandey8697 yes, nadal is a super talented player, no doubt about it. Federer is even more talented. The best in history. But Ríos had something special that no other had. A different kind of talent. Thats why even Roger had said in the past that if he had to pay to go see a match, it would be a rios' match.

[@rishbahpandey8697]

@@Nickreds20 Nadal more talented than Federer

[@markknopfler6902]

@@rishbahpandey8697 This is just next level

[@rishbahpandey8697]

@@markknopfler6902 Nadal is most talented tennis player ever

[@cedricdecharme]

What a player...GENIUS😘

[@feitan89b11]

El revés a dos manos con salto era espectacular, no he visto a nadie hoy en día pegarle así a la pelota, increíble el chino rios

[@TekkenSnakex]

Eso significa que no ves mucho tenis, ya que si los hay y hasta en las chicas

[@feitan89b11]

@@TekkenSnakex quienes? Nombrame algun@s que lo haga tan regularmente como lo hacía el chino Ríos

[@TekkenSnakex]

De los actuales, fácilmente puedes ver a Shapovalov que aunque le pega a 1 mano, da unos reveses cruzados y paralelos espectaculares con salto (son más espectaculares que los del chino) De los que le pegan a 2 manos, tienes a Medvédev como mejor exponente dando tb ese tipo de revés con salto de forma espectacular En chicas tienes a Osaka como ejemplo Así que vea más tenis, que parece solo vio jugar al Chino como la mayoría de los fans chilenos ignorantes de este deporte Por cierto, en cuanto a talento general Federer es el mejor por lejos, nadie tiene su genialidad hasta el chino se arrodilla ante él y eso que el chino por su personalidad no suele alabar a nadie

[@feitan89b11]

@@TekkenSnakex acabas de decir q le pega a 1 mano... Y yo he visto partidos de medvedev y osaka y nunca he visto que le peguen así, así que habitual no es... Y lo del talento??? A que viene?? Nadie saco lo del talento... Y si hablamos de eso, según tenista como gaston gaudio, coria, chela y hasta federer y agasi han dicho que el chino en cuanto a talento, le sobraba, ahora que lo trasladará a la cancha y mantenerlo era otra cosa, ya sea por q nunca se cuido y los carretes que tenía después de los partidos eran bestiales xd jajaajajan

[@TekkenSnakex]

@@feitan89b11 insisto ves muy poco tenis viejo, de ahí que no conozcas obviedades y te parezcan extrañas Ve más tenis si supuestamente te gusta ver y así podrás opinar con propiedad Te nombre solo tenistas conocidos para que no te perdierasz pero hay muchos otros

[@fourkero1216]

Cuando Roger Federer decía en sus comienzos´Al único tenista que pagaría por ver jugar sería a Marcelo Ríos`

[@19Coyote78]

unbelievable talent, unstable mind.... like some genius

[@DjangoThunders]

I remember that match with Agassi. Agassi had trash talked Rios in a interview a day before the match saying he was gonna show Rios real power. As I recall he got his ass handed to him. Rios was one of the most naturally gifted players of all time. Only Mac could rival his touch at the net.

[@gustavomellahernandez1089]

El tenis de Rios es y será único, mientras más partidos veo de tenis actual, más ganas me dan de ver estos compactos de un grande como el Chino Rios

[@MrYoumitube]

Rios: The most frustrating and talented player I ever saw. The skill level was ridiculous, I would say Rios and Nalbandian maybe in top 3 best players never to win a slam. I remember Federer and Safin used to say they enjoyed watching Rios. He was like all skill but did not want to put in the hard work...anyways he still had a great career and he is rich....but yes if he put the amount of hard work to go with his talent he definitely could have won over 10 slams. IMO so much enjoyable to watch over Novak who to me plays like a brick wall.

[@Lalo88ver]

The Nick Kyrgios of his time. I am a chilean, imagine how frustrated I felt, and still do. Sometimes he had the game on his side, all of a sudden he literally became bored and ended up losing. If he had put 70% of the focus that Nadal has, he would have been a multiple grand slam champion for sure. "So close, yet so far" that´s the phrase that summarizes what it felt to me as a chilean tennis fan.

[@alfredoardilesapablaza8223]

He suffered many injuries that force his retirement

[@sebastianpalominos3706]

@@alfredoardilesapablaza8223 indeed, his knee was already kinda bad, but this as well was because of his lack of full commitment with training. I guess he just wanted the earn the title, fuck everything else....the drinked, fucked, partied, did all things of crazy shit and was, i guess, happy

[@eljefe1989]

@@alfredoardilesapablaza8223 He also drank, fucked, sniffed and partied his way into early retirement. He is probably the most talented tenis player I've seen. I remember Eduardo Bombalet (Chilean coach and sports show host) saying "El Chino tiene 2 neuronas, una para sacar y otra para devolver" which translate to "Chino has two neurons, one for his serve and another for his return".

[@coipoboy]

When he trained in argentina the coach whent crasy with training and ended fkng up his knee and back. Since then he had to keep a valance if he tried too hard he would end up out of play for months. Soo he had to chose if he should risk it for points or just play safe.

[@chilexilex]

si en esa época se hubiese trabajado el físico al nivel atlético de hoy, sería uno de los mejores de la historia en cuanto a títulos, porque de talento ya es uno de los mejores. grande genio.

[@claudioveradelcanto4157]

So much talent and what a touch Ríos had. Amazing player.

[@rupertoramirez117]

No hay tenista como marcelo rios que talento daba gusto ver sus partidos no tiene comparacion

[@guitarsarebest6565]

Rios reminds me of Allen Iverson of the NBA for some reason. Short, extremely athletic, physical, every shot in the book, and could take down giants.

[@jtbiggs4493]

great comp! but didnt quite have the weapons to be a champion...same as iverson

[@guitarsarebest6565]

@@jtbiggs4493 Exactly!

[@oeyapo]

@@jtbiggs4493 but... he was nº1

[@El_terribleCL]

@@jtbiggs4493 Somehow in your opinion being ranked N°1 in the world doesn't make you a champion? Are you a comedian or something?

[@ryurik28]

@@jtbiggs4493 I think he had the weapons. He just didn't care.

[@guleyton]

Ese revés con salto lo patentó Ríos. El chino tenía mucho talento.

[@patricioruizm9691]

En realidad más que patentarlo era una necesidad, por su estatura, pero a la postre, lamentablemente eso le mató la espalda.

[@claudress]

@@patricioruizm9691 q sabi vo si pegay revés a una mano y puro slice!! Jajajajaja a lo pato cornejo

[@nomedecotorra82]

el jumping jack

[@emirarrab]

claro porque Agassi nunca lo hacía.....

[@borisazua783]

Hay un antes y un despues del tenis sudamericano con la aparicion de marcelo rios,en una epoca donde el tenis no brillaba por estos lados,rios marco una epoca dorada del tenis sudamericano

[@rockandrollers]

Definitivamente el jugador más talentoso que ha visto el tennis. Lamentablemente las lesiones truncaron la carrera del chino. Verlo jugar es comparable a lo que produce ver a Ronaldinho, es difícil de creer que haya sido tan bueno. Bueno no, fue extraordinario.

[@alejandro9531]

🤣🤣🤣estos chilenos

[@skynetxkz33]

Truncaron ? Jajaja fue N°1 del mundo

[@rockandrollers]

@@skynetxkz33 Claro que las lesiones truncaron la carrera de Ríos, se retiró a los 26 años.

[@Franpowah]

Las estrellas más brillantes son las que más rápido se extinguen, un grande el Chino literalmente se rompió la espalda para cumplir su meta.

[@CoinChaser1]

This guy had some of the best trick shots on your without a doubt

[@talo1985]

Los jugadores de hoy son puro físico y potencia. El Chino Rios hacía unas jugadas que hoy no se ven. Talento y muñeca en la zurda. No era el mas atletico ni más potente, si el más talentoso de su tiempo.

[@angiedelasflowers]

A pleasure and a spectacle to watch, a very talented player.

[@oscarrivasflies9680]

por este weón empecé a ver tenis!! me cago que era bueno wn, una máquina, y me reía más todavía cuando a a alguien se le ocurría entrevistarlo o decirle algo que le molestase jajaja grande chinooo!!

[@Mr_H1KO]

chinese rivers sent everybody to the clinica davila with those plays

[@trskjora1316]

I really like the way to play of chilean tennis players. Greetings from chile

[@100noga]

he just looked so cool and he played amazing tennis. one of my top5 favourite players

[@azinho9]

If he were able to calm down his ego, he probably could won at least 4 slams..

[@marestgondev]

the problem was intense traning, broke his entire body

[@azinho9]

@@marestgondev when I watch him playing it seems to me that he has talent, but intense training? Maan I never saw that intensity at training camps

[@nicolasjaramillo9921]

He actually injured his back and had multiple surgeries

[@oscarilp]

Too much trago

[@pedrosebaguzman]

todas las anteriores, y aún así, en lo que más debiera ser recordado un tenista, trasciende

[@Rojopopa]

Y pensar que en mi infancia y parte de mi adolescencia madrugabamos por ver a Marcelo Ríos por la TV en casi todos los torneos ATP 250, 500 y Masters 1000 y los Grand Slam de tenis Internacional, esa final del Abierto de Australia ante Petr Korda me dió pena esa derrota pero fue un grande chino Ríos

[@alejandro8649]

Korda dopado, solamente por eso le ganó tan claramente.

[@clauwasaki4548]

most talented player ever

[@dnfm6228]

Nalbandian

[@themanwithnone]

@@dnfm6228 good joke!

[@dnfm6228]

@@themanwithnone Ask Roger, I think he might be able to judge that topic better than the both of us

[@dnfm6228]

@@themanwithnone I can say for myself that I watched a lot of tennis the past years, a lot. Questions like this are always subjective, but I think my opinion is valid if the imo goat thinks similar regarding Nalbandian

[@themanwithnone]

@@dnfm6228 Objectively, Ríos is a genius. Small, not very powerful, but intelligent perhaps the most genius of his time. Left-handed, he always put the ball from the middle to the net, he foresaw the play, a very high percentage of post-service placement, that speaks to you of a genius. have you seen hir sitting smach? Have you seen the backhand of two-handed and jump? Compare. Now, if you take it to a common discipline, (outside of sport) it is what makes people stand out, be unique and of course, number one. Nabaldián, he is the opposite, athlete, muscle, strength, discipline, etc. David and Golitah. many interviews comment on that. Nalbandían was a good player, complete. But he is a right leg and a arm of Ríos. And of course, he was just a great player. He is not a gifted genius like Ríos.

[@ujiffy69]

This guy strength was his anticipation of the next shot.

[@mariomardones5547]

and his wrist sensitivity when hitting the ball

[@zvideos1]

He use to force the shot of the rival to a good next shot for him.

[@hugopizarro9600]

Chino Ríos para nosotros los Chilenos el más grande de nuestros tenistas un iluminado en el deporte del tenis. Uniste a todo Chile con tu talento, tanto así que aún te recordamos como número uno del tenis... Grande maestro del tenis

[@cristobalecheverria2781]

es el deportista mas grande, luego viene elias.

[@natucaribe8917]

The great Marcelo Rios, one of my favorites players after Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi

[@christianbarros1580]

The most brilliantly skilled, cool and fearless cold blooded new tennis player of the past century.

[@teddy2738]

¡¡ Cómo no recordar los partidos del Chino Rios contra Carlos Moya o el Guga Kuerten !! ... emocionantes .

[@Major00Tom]

And all this with a hangover

[@luiscarrasco2094]

Hahahah... Andaba curao y miao el wn

[@ccaviedes9702]

El único tenista que ganaba post caña

[@RMB4]

predicting the shots + that soft touch for dropshots. next level stuff

[@darknessblackened]

Te ponía unos puntos que te quebraban el espíritu .Así era el talento del inigualable Chino . Talento puro y un punto de bola que no he visto nunca más .Lástima que sus rollos mentales pudieron más que su arte con la raqueta .

[@eduardotirado839]

Used to love to watch this talented SOB play...

[@eljajas1168]

En los deportes mi único lamento es no haber apreciado en su plenitud a Marcelo "chino" ríos porque era muy chico, no me gustaba el tenis y teníamos una tele de tubo muy rechica que no dejaba ver ni la bola, aparte de que la calidad de la emisión era limitada también. Luego si veía todos sus partidos y ya de grande me volví gran fanático de Marcelo... un grande.

[@DarkStar3147]

Great clip! If you gave this video a " thumbs down", then you really have NO IDEA about tennis.

[@nomedecotorra82]

Cuando chico veía todos sus partidos y aprendí a jugar tenis gracias a el . Un irreverente en un deporte de caballeros

[@nhmx]

Tremendo este chileno!!! Salidos desde Futrono, Dubai.

[@bigmamamary180]

It was awesome always watching Rios play

[@esgarothtube]

El único jugador que dibujaba tenis. Un genio

[@ivoLipp6025]

Genial esa descripción.

[@parnert5694]

Increíble como Ríos le bajaba la potencia a los golpes del rival, antes del partido veías al rival en los partidos anteriores tirando misiles y luego cuando enfrentaba a Ríos éste a puro talento lo sometía a su de zurda prodigiosa haciéndolos ver torpes y lentos. Grande Chino.

[@gamerkhrist_aran]

El mejor de todos los tiempos, muchas lesiones

[@LuLu-nw6bi]

The best touch ever.

[@tongao8398]

45 minutos de Ríos tendrían que haber sido! Material no falta, quedaron afuera mejores jugadas que las que muestran.

[@RobertHurleyJr]

Miss this era of tennis skill. How far its fallen.

[@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266]

There are very skillfull players nowadays, but the sport today is more athletic, so the "artistic shots" are more rare now, since the modern pace adds pressure and gives less space for creativity

[@yyzeta]

@@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266 don’t agree. I think all the dudes have fallen to physicality to gain a margin as to compensate for talent, and even the talented ones got trapped into this pattern.

[@davargas64]

Excelente la maestría del Chino Ríos, gracias por mostrar a mi compatriota l. 🇨🇱

[@pumuky-qw9lq]

He's got skill holy shit!!!!

[@razgriz1ne1ne48]

No denying he had among the best hands in the sport

[@eleazarosseseleazarosses8049]

Marcelo Ríos chileno numero 1 ATP uno de los mejores tenistas del mundo.

[@MrPepo200]

EL MARADONA DEL TENIS .. GRANDE CHINO !!!

[@Pablo-wt9cr]

El chino es el chino del tenis... No necesita compararse con otro deportista

[@fffff-zu1xk]

Que patética comparación El Chino aún no muere por jalar cocaina

[@filetoide]

de ser un futbolstra habría sido pelé, el mejor de todos los tiempos... después de elías figueroa.

[@rubenlibanteponce3003]

de acuerdo contigo jhony

[@dieter5403]

@@filetoide toda la razon

[@vvilches1312]

A real genius. Unmatched! 🙌👏💪🇨🇱.

[@cotekun5493]

This chilean guy is amazing, truly unbelievable, greetings from chile LMAO

[@sebastianst5675]

my dream is to travel to Chile, greetings from iquique, Rusia

[@mododiablo___7]

Makinaaa!! The best!! N.1!! Marcelo Chino Rios orgullo chileno 🇨🇱

[@mododiablo___7]

Saludos desde temuco,chile. ate mododiablo

[@Elcanaldeyoutube]

Sabi cuál punto falta o no? Cuál? Sipo ese... El punto que hizo desde el suelo, imperdonable que no esté en este recopilatorio.

[@joaodelacruz]

o girando en su propio eje...mágico el Chino.

[@medardofuentes3328]

¡GRACIAS MARCELO POR REGALARNOS TANTOS MOMENTOS FELICES !

[@claudiovalle4319]

Simplemente maravilloso !!

[@cristinarebolledo5311]

❤

[@gonzaloxd1197]

Humildemente Marcelo Ríos de Chile 🇨🇱 para todo el Mundo...

[@xd_akila]

"Grass is for cows" -Chinese Rivers

[@CarlosCuchyVidal]

recuerdo esos partidos, siempre me tenían tenso! pensando ya perdió el punto, y de la nada sacaba un tiro como estos del video.

[@darkdayal]

Se dejaba ganar para motivarse, a se está dejando decía uno, después 6-1 , 6-1, 6-1

[@ignaciogomez417]

The dad of Kyrgios and Brown

[@SabakuNoGaara2023]

How the hell is he the dad of Kyrgios? Because Nick is a showoff or because he hits short (on purpose) 🤔 The overrating of this guy is unbelievable!

[@MrYoumitube]

Well at least they still have a chance to win a slam. Rios is a wasted talent

[@cualquiera0135]

@@SabakuNoGaara2023 the only overrated here is Kyrgios dude, Ríos was N•1 and Kyrgios? Beside some isolated good matches between great lakes of nothing and trash talking about the circuit and his colleagues

[@SabakuNoGaara2023]

@@cualquiera0135, that's exactly what I meant. Kyrgios is one of the most overrated people I've known in my life! He has a great swing and a great serve but he is not even top 20 most talented player on tour and many insist he is one of the most talented, even more than Nadal, some say 😂🤣

[@cualquiera0135]

@@SabakuNoGaara2023 i misunderstood u, please acept my apologies

[@lucianocruzcaca4342]

Golpes que nunca mas se volvieron a ver. Un grande Don Marcelo Rios.

[@perezfecto]

2:01 "So frustrating for his opponent": that phrase sums it all up.

[@victormarin8194]

Great talent, great player !! From El Bajío, Sweden.

[@benjapino]

Al fin un video en buena resolución de Marcelo Rios

[@jc-vu4gn]

2:47 he went to fix his hair during a rally

[@suatkayatennis]

El Chino had the greatest touch and soft hands after McEnroe.

[@maureiraomar]

En una sola palabra : Fenómeno Ríos

[@lalomillar6335]

Si tuviéramos un jugador con la muñeca y anticipación de Rios + la Fuerza y potencia del Feña + la capacidad de lucha del Nico

[@debulboa]

Awesome skills, I had never seen before that hits fineness. Greetings from Puente Alto, Sweden.

[@Marcelo_C.]

La mejor muñeca del mundo mundial! No habrá otro "Chino" Rios, pues talentos como ese se dan cada 1 millón de años!! Hoy, los mejores, solo tienen algunas cosas de las que Marcelo tenía, pero no todas, ni tan brillantes...

[@leonardomaldonadoosses9639]

La muñeca mas talentosa de sur américa y N°1 en Junior, profesional y senior...

[@ricardomoraga9182]

I am missing the best point I have ever seen in my life, the" 360 shot " 

[@losponchosmuertos]

der Beste, keine Frage!! schöne Grüße aus Putre, Bayern!

[@ufclegend3040]

Genious Finisher!

[@nicolasfranco4343]

Marcelo Rios invented the jumping two-handed backhand. He has has been publicly cited as an inspiration to their own careers by Roger Federer, Marat Safin, Maria Sharapova, Alex Corretja, Guillermo Coria, Gaston Gaudio, among others. Rios Injured his back in 1999, at age 24, and could never recover. Roger Federer: "I was a big admirer of Marcelo Rios. I thought he was one of the best players with the best talent around. He was one of my favorites. I was fortunate to play him a few times and practice with him a few times. I have good memories of Marcelo." Moya: "He´s the most talented player that I have ever seen." Safin: "Rios had the talent to win 10 majors." Mike Agassi: "in some ways he was better than my son, Andre." Richard Williams: “Marcelo Rios, in my opinion, is one of the greatest guys to play tennis. And I don’t think a lot of people liked him because he could beat up on them so easy. He’s a lot of people’s favorites. The guy was unreal. He had what you call God-given talent. The talent that he had you couldn’t teach that at all. He just had what it takes, man. He’s a rough guy. A tough guy. And he was strong. And he didn’t mind beating the hell out of you. That’s what made him so good.

[@veronicadevinamolina5845]

You're very right sir!!! All those qualities he had and we chilean people never forget him, no matter what he says or does. He has been our greatest proud in sports.

[@princessoftennis5539]

Your channel gives a lot of help and power to tennis beginners like me. Thank you always.

[@Cafetería.salvaje]

Tremendo. Ver sus partidos era espectacular. Grande Chino!

[@dspartan007]

Rios was an amazing player, and ... grande Chino ql!!!

[@lavidacontinua]

La mejor terapia para la depresión, es observar la magia del tenis de Ríos!

[@taopaille-paille4992]

What a cool player Rios was. He looks even hardly taller than the net

[@ItsNotaTuhmah]

He was 5'7" or so. Shortest number 1 in history.

[@El_coajo]

@@ItsNotaTuhmah 5'8,5"