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Munar reflected on his defeat and made it clear that he still sees a lot of room for improvement in his tennis. Source: Getty

Munar and his brutal honesty after falling to Zverev: "I am a worse player than him"

The most self-critical and nonconformist Jaume, traits inherent in his new version of 2025, appeared in Bologna to explain his defeat against Sascha.

Carreño signed a tremendous victory against Struff. Source: Getty

Carreño: "Credit must be given to this team, we have great careers behind us"

Spanish once again emphasized the team spirit after their great victory against Struff, putting the series 1-0 against Germany. "The second set was almost miraculous."

Berrettini maintains hope: "My tennis is there, I just need a little more consistency." Photo: Gettyimages

Berrettini maintains hope: "My tennis is there, I just need a little more consistency"

The Italian made it 1-0 in the Davis Cup tie against Belgium and after his victory over Collignon, he stated, "I never stopped believing in my level."

Jaume Munar celebrates an incredible triumph. Source: Getty

Munar's redemption in the Davis Cup: "What happened in Marbella was a severe correction"

Jaume analyzed his great victory over Lehecka and acknowledged that being the team leader in Marbella generated too much pressure for him. Spain, one point away from advancing.

Pablo Carreño laments defeat against Mensik. Source: Getty

Carreño: "The feeling of 'almost' was exactly the one I didn't want to stay with"

Despite Mensik's great performance, the Asturian showed slight frustration due to the closeness on the scoreboard and pointed out the small details.

Matteo Berrettini speaks at Davis Cup Finals 2025. Photo: gettyimages

In the Davis Cup, the ranking does not matter

The Italian team faces a huge challenge in the 2025 Davis Cup Finals, that of achieving three consecutive Salad Bowls, something never accomplished before.

Simone Vagnozzi makes tactical changes for Sinner. Photo: gettyimages

"We want Sinner to reach his peak between the ages of 28 and 30"

Jannik Sinner's coaches explain the improvement of the Italian and reveal some of the secrets to his success at the 2025 ATP Finals.