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Most Influential Latino Athletes in the United States
Dominican Horford has become one of the most dominant pivots in NBA and he is presently described as the most outstanding Latin American player in that league.
Six Highly-Influential Latin American Sports Executives in United States
Linda G. Alvarado is a co-owner of Colorado Rockies.
From Owners to Head Coaches: Influential Latin American People in U.S. Sports
Art Moreno This multimillionaire is the first Mexican-American businessman to own an MLB franchise. He bought the Anaheim Angels in 2003, which play in the West region of the American League, and he later renamed the team as the Anaheim Los Angeles Angels.
Outstanding Latin American Athletes in U.S. Professional Leagues
In terms of professional boxing, Mexican Saul “Canelo” Alvarez is perhaps the most successful and media-hyped figure in Latin America. At the age of 26, this Guanajuato-born fighter is ranked within the top ten of the world, pound by pound.
Top 5 Latin American Players in NBA
Dominican Al Horford has grown stronger as one of the top pivots in NBA.
Five Latin American-rooted Players in NFL
Tony Romo’s grandparents on his father’s side are Mexican
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