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10 Sep 2024 | 22.04
Empty stands at the 2024 Davis Cup. Photo: Getty Images.
There are many critical voices regarding the current format of the Davis Cup, and every time there is competition with empty stands, nostalgia and sadness creep in among the vast majority of the tennis world. In ties where the local team does not play, the stands show too many gaps and reopen the debate on what to do with this competition.
Canada-Argentina in Manchester(?). Half-empty stands. Normal.
This is the "new" Davis Cup that they sold us as a revolutionizing team competitions in tennis.
How sad that they have ruined such a historic format like this 😓 https://t.co/MdJbYeSmXd— José Morón (@jmgmoron) September 10, 2024
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La dolorosa imagen de gradas vacías en la Copa Davis 2024
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