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On the anniversary of the first Salad Bowl in our history, Puntodebreak meets with several of its protagonists to rescue a forgotten story of that generation. Hint: we were pioneers.

Paula Badosa could not achieve victory, but she was satisfied with her level. Source: Getty

Badosa: "Returning to the level I have shown makes me very proud of myself"

Despite the fall of the Spanish team, Paula was very pleased with her performance after several months off the courts. Bouzas also spoke after his defeat against Kostyuk.

Munar celebrates Spain's journey to the Davis Cup Finals. Source: Getty

Is the Davis Cup as dead as we thought?

The atmospheres experienced in different parts of the globe last weekend brought us back to the true Davis Cup, the one that should never have left.

Carreño Confirms It: Spain Never Gives Up. Photo: Getty Images.

Carreño confirms it: Spain never gives up

Spain works the miracle and turns the tables on Denmark after the convincing victory of the Asturian over Elmer Moeller, securing a spot in the Davis Cup finals. 

Pedro Martínez, unexpected hero after a historic match against Rune.

The key to Pedro Martínez's great victory: "Finishing the doubles so well has been fantastic for me"

The Sunday hero explained in a press conference the reasons why he replaced Munar, although both clarified that the decision was made by David Ferrer.

Martínez's epic equals everything and the Spanish miracle is now in Carreño's hands. Photo: Gettyimages

Martínez's epic evens the playing field and the Spanish miracle is now in Carreño's hands

Spain levels the score to 2-2 after Martínez saves a match point against Holger Rune, and Pablo Carreño now has the opportunity to come back from a 0-2 deficit for the first time in Spanish Davis Cup history.
 

Munar and Martínez trust in the miracle and put the 1-2. Photo: Getty Images

Munar and Martínez trust in the miracle and secure the 1-2

Spain earns its first point in the Davis Cup tie against Denmark in a doubles match where they improved over time, and Munar and Rune will contest the fourth point.

Ferrer trusts in the comeback of the Spanish team. Source: Getty

Denmark was 0-2 in the first round and came back: Why can't we do it?

Ferrer relies on his opponent's comeback in the previous tie, while Munar offered a very sincere reflection on his defeat: "I was far from the desired level".

Spain loses 0-2 to Denmark after the first match day. Source: Getty

Spain gets into a mess

Jaume Munar loses to Elmer Moller and Denmark dominates the tie by 0-2. David Ferrer's team is required to win the remaining three points tomorrow.