Why is the intellectually minded tennis player Rios called a lone wolf ?

Because Rios has a fiery personality and likes to act independently, he is called "Lone Wolf".

He's a tennis talent, but his personality is a bit of a problem, so it's always feeling.

Rios Open categories: Sports, Stars, Tennis.

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table][tbody][tr][td][table][tbody][tbody][table][font]Name: Rios (Marcelo Rios).

Gender: Male Nationality: Chilean.

Date of birth: Height: m (5 ft 9 in).

Weight: 72 kg (160 lb).

Sport: Tennis.

Brilliant Record Grip: Left hand.

Number of singles titles: 18.

Number of doubles titles: 1.

2003 world ranking: 78th.

Career record: 391-192.

Total career prize amount: ,713,771

Another tennis player of the Sampras era has retired in disgrace, and he is the greatest tennis player in Chilean history and the former world No. 1 "Chilean lone wolf" Ríos. On July 17, Beijing time, Rios officially announced his retirement in San Diego, citing a difficult back injury.

The 28-year-old has been hoping to recover from the injury that has plagued him, but the long spell has shown that there is no hope that his back injury will recover enough to get him back on the tennis court and fighting. "It's so sad for me to have to give up tennis, it's ignited my life and made me so passionate. "I really want to keep playing and I think I can get more accolades."

Known for his fast pace and tenacity, Rios won 18 ATP titles in his career and became world number one in March 1998.

But there is an irreparable regret for both Rios himself and the Chilean fans who adore him wildly, Rios has not won a single Grand Slam tournament in his career; His best result at a Grand Slam was the final of the Australian Open in 1998.

Riosburne is ready to play for Chile in the Davis Cup later this month after his recovery, and will also play in a number of tournaments. But another injury in April prevented Rios from returning to the ring and had to declare the end of his career. When asked about his plans after retirement, Rios said he didn't have a clear goal yet.

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Marcelo Ríos (born 26 December 1975) is a Chilean tennis player who won 18 men's singles titles during his ATP Tour career, culminating in being the world number one in 1998, when he won seven ATP titles and finished runner-up at the Australian Open. He was also the first career winner to win three ATP clay Masters tournaments (Monte Carlo; Hant: Monte Carlo, Roma, Hamburg).

He is also the first Latin American player to be ranked No. 1 in the ATP world. In 2004, he announced his retirement.

Rios is the only player who has ever topped the world number one in men's tennis without a Grand Slam title. How talented he is on the field, how perverse and violent he is, he is never mentally ready to cross the finish line in a major event. He holds 18 trophies to his name, but unfortunately missed out on his only chance to win a Grand Slam title – in the 1998 Australian Open final to Czech Koda.

Honors: 18 singles titles.

Number of doubles titles: 1.

2003 world ranking: 78th.

Career record: 391-192.

Total career prize amount: ,713,771

Swiss Federer World No. 1 Twelve Grand Slam winner Fourteen Masters champions Four Masters Cup winners Technically well-rounded Relatively humble personality Poor form lately.

Spain's Nadal is ranked second Triple French Open Champion Unbeaten on clay Record holder Excellent mental quality But the technique is not as comprehensive as Federer There is no dominance outside of clay Grass record is good At present, it is estimated that only Federer can block him on grass.

Serbia's Novak Djokovic is ranked third New Australian Open champion Breaking Federer and Nadal's Grand Slam monopoly since the French Open in '05 Rising to prominence last year Winning two Masters Series titles Reaching the final of the US Open Technically well-rounded Skilled on hard courts Humorous personality Recently, his popularity has skyrocketed.

Spaniard Ferrer, ranked fourth, without a Grand Slam and Masters title, began to enter the peak of his career last year, reached the final of the Masters Cup, excelled on hard courts and clay, and was low-key.

Russian Davydenko is ranked fifth, about the same as Ferrer, he has been emerging since '05, his form has been relatively stable, he participates more every year, and he is also very low-key.

Nadal, Spain, is now ranked second, although it is second, but I am very optimistic about him, he is good at clay, and his mental quality is quite strong.

Federer, Switzerland, is currently ranked No. 1, is good at a lot, straight crossing, etc., has won many Grand Slams, but lacks a French Open title, but he has not been in good form recently.

Novak Djokovic, Serbia, has been in good form lately, winning the world after sweeping the top three, and now he has squeezed into the top three, and the tennis world is about to move ......

Roddick, the king of aces, is also the ace record holder, but his temper is too ......Davydenko, a Russian model worker, has a good foundation, does not have many breakthroughs and features Gonzalez, Chilean artillery, and in my opinion, plays very clumsy.

Federer Nadal.

Djokovic.

Ferrer Davydenko.

Chile is probably best known for former world No. 1 Ríos, also a grumpy guy and, of course, the cannon Gonzalez. Ma Su has no achievements, but he is also famous!

The most famous was the Chilean artilleryman González.

I know Gonzalez, a famous athlete with intelligence.

Natto – Nadal, King Fei and the Cow – Federer, Tsar – Safin, Australian Cannon –

Phillipsis, American Cannon – Roddick, French Ali – Tsonga, Junior German – Djokovic, Serving Machine – Ivanisevic.

Swiss princess - Hingis, Martha (nickname) - Sharapova, fairy sister - Dementieva, in addition to Dawei Xiaowei should also be regarded as a nickname, in the international tennis world, her two sisters also have the name of black pearl.

And Verdasco Algaquiro.

1 Federer, Fei Tianwang, 2, Murray, United Kingdom, Scotsman, 3 Nadal, Spain, Natto, 4, Djokovic, Serbia, Junior De5, Roddick, United States, Ronaldo6, Del Potro, Argentina, Big Pineapple, 7 Tsonga, France, Songa8, Davydenko, Russia, Laman, 9, Simon, France.

10 Verdasco Spain Spanish Handsome 1 Safina Russia Finn (Safin's sister) 2 Serena Williams USA.

3 Williams USA.

4 Jankovic, Serbia, Janko, 5, Dementieva, Russia, Fairy sister reference.

Sharapova Sharapova.

Dementieva Deva.

Ivanovich Ivan.

Clijsters Jr.

Jankovic Janko.

Nalbandian Naban.

Gulbis Deyo Jr.

In fact, there are fewer abbreviations and more nicknames.

Federer is a Swiss king cow.

Nadal Natto Spanish Wonder Boy (formerly).

Murray: Zombies.

Roddick: American handsome guy or American cannon.

Davydenko Russian model worker.

Gonzalez wire.

Tsonga Ali, France.

Haas German Golden Boy.

Karlovic Croatian giant.

Safin Russian Tsar.

Ferrero: Mosquitoes.

Hewitt Australian hare.

Gasquet Tofu.

Dementieva fairy sister.

Hingis Swiss princess.

Good what? You can basically watch more games to find out. Personally, I think you should look at the player's level of play to decide which one you like, not how nice the nickname is.