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La revancha del 'Hijo del viento'

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La revancha del 'Hijo del viento' Carl Lewis doblegó a Mike Powell en la final de salto de longitud, desquitándose de la dolorosa derrota sufrida en los Mundiales de Tokio Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Carl Lewis. . Óscar Bellot Madrid 07/08/2017 Actualizado a las 00:33h. Cuando Carl Lewis aterrizó en Barcelona no tenía nada que demostrar. Acumulaba seis oros en las dos citas olímpicas a las que había concurrido: Los Ángeles'84 y Seúl'88.

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Publication timeSun, 26 Jul 2026 10:48:25 +0200
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La revancha del 'Hijo del viento' Carl Lewis doblegó a Mike Powell en la final de salto de longitud, desquitándose de la dolorosa derrota sufrida en los Mundiales de Tokio Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Carl Lewis. . Óscar Bellot Madrid 07/08/2017 Actualizado a las 00:33h. Cuando Carl Lewis aterrizó en Barcelona no tenía nada que demostrar. Acumulaba seis oros en las dos citas olímpicas a las que había concurrido: Los Ángeles'84 y Seúl'88. Figuraban entre esas preseas la que Ben Johnson le hurtó con trampas en la capital surcoreana en los que fueron los 100 metros más veloces de la historia hasta entonces.

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