Estadio Uno
Estadio Uno was a Uruguayan television program. It aired from 1970 to 2017 on Televisión Nacional Uruguay (TNU) Channel 5. History. "Estadio Uno" began as a football debate program, which dealt with sports, opinion, and cultural issues. Over time it came to cover basketball, cycling, athletics, the Olympic Games, and any sporting activity. Led by series creator , a longstanding sports reporter, more than 90 journalists passed through its desk, such as , , Víctor Hugo Morales, , Rúben Casco, Eduardo Rivas, Ricardo Gabito, and . Its final team comprised Sánchez Padilla, , Mario Bardanca, Axel Fucks, and Ariel Alsina. The show featured exclusive  interviews, documents, and all Uruguayan goals from 1978 to 1994 (the year in which their rights were sold). The program was also part of Monte Carlo TV, channel 4. Julio Sánchez Padilla often used the phrase "the eight viewers of "Estadio Uno"", in reference to a report by a ratings agency, repeated by the newspaper "El Día", saying that the program had 0.00001 of the total audience. That is to say that the "Estadio Uno" team was seen by eight people. In 2013, TNU Channel 5 announced that "Estadio Uno" would be one of 14 projects to be continued in  its new "associated production" mode. In February 2016, "Estadio Uno" was broadcast from the Estadio Campeón del Siglo. Awards and honors. "Estadio Uno" was the longest-running show on Uruguayan television, and on 14 January 2002, Julio Sánchez Padilla was recognized by "Guinness World Records" as the television director with the longest uninterrupted tenure. The Uruguayan Post issued a stamp commemorating the program.