Puntodebreak meets the world number one in doubles after the defeat in the Bolonia final. What makes this human group so special, according to its great leader?
Ferrer showed great pride in his team and expressed his full confidence in this group for future Davis Cups. "This is sports, and it's about accepting it; nothing happens."
Ferrer, Granollers, and Pedro Martínez showed restrained joy in the press conference before the final, praising the merit of a group that is one step away from a new Davis Cup.
The most self-critical and nonconformist Jaume, traits inherent in his new version of 2025, appeared in Bologna to explain his defeat against Sascha.
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."
Puntodebreak meets with the Croatian legend in Bologna to chat about the rivalry between Alcaraz and Sinner or the comparisons of the Murcian with his great friend Roger Federer.
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.
Despite Mensik's great performance, the Asturian showed slight frustration due to the closeness on the scoreboard and pointed out the small details.
The Davis Cup director sat down with Spanish media in Bologna and expressed openness to discussing new competition formats; furthermore, he analyzed the Sinner-Alcaraz match.
The Czech team's number one talks to Puntodebreak about Alcaraz's absence, his country's excitement for the Davis Cup, and Tomas Berdych's role as coach.
