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Davidovich: "I Know I Have More Potential to Show"

The current world number 26 confesses the factors that are key in his great streak on the circuit.

Davidovich: "I know I have more potential to show" - Photo: Getty

Just as he has been doing for several seasons, Alejandro Davidovich is showcasing his best tennis on the clay court circuit. Unlike previous years, the Spanish player has been making headlines since the early months, reaching the finals in Delray Beach and Acapulco. After reaching the semifinals in Monte Carlo and a match where he came very close to victory against Zverev in Madrid, the player from Malaga lands at ATP Roma 2025 ready to give his all.

"It's always nice to return to Rome. All my closest friends and my girlfriend's family are from here. It's always a pleasure to return to the Foro Italico and play in front of the Italian public," confessed Davidovich, who promised himself a few months ago in January in the Italian capital, as reported by the official ATP.

About his honeymoon on the tour

"The curious thing is that it all started here. A year ago, I moved to Monaco and everything changed. Stepping out of my comfort zone was a tough decision, but in the end, I am very happy with it. The last six months were not easy, but they gave me a lot of energy and a clearer vision off the court. I know I have more potential to show, and this season is going very well for me."

Adapting to hard courts and clay

"The season is very long, there are many points to be played until the end of the year. Right now, I am focused on each tournament, on staying among the top 20 in the Race, on maintaining that position. Of course, it's better if I move up, but I am not thinking about the year-end. I believe I am someone who can adapt to all surfaces. I just need a day or two to adjust, but in the end, I am playing well on all surfaces."

His recent defeat against Zverev

"It's always tough battles with Zverev. There were two details that could have won me the match. It's a process. I did not perform well in the tie-break and didn't manage it well, but it's a learning process. After the match, we understood many things and that tie-break was useful because it surely won't happen again."

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