Thanks mrzz...maybe I can watch some highlights later. Davis Cup site says that this win gives Nadal the record with 23 consecutive wins in DC (singles and doubles.) Also, Spain hasn't been beaten at home since Brazil did it in 1999.
To be clear, that loss was to Jiri Novak of CZE. It was his first DC tie, and only singles loss.Nadal looked really good in this tie, about 90% of his best, also Nadal has not lost a Davis cup since 2004 to Novak, he most likely wins the next match as well.
I think that one is hard to call.France in big danger vs Italia, hope we can win but it's touch and go
This is a tough DC tie...hopefully Rafa can take out SashaAnd Spain lost, grrrrrr
This is a tough DC tie...hopefully Rafa can take out Sasha
I want to see Rafa win and looking in fine shape v. Zverev. After that, I'll be fine if Spain loses. Less temptation for Rafa to play again.
So I guess you're rooting for Spain to win, then. I think this one was a good one for him to play, though. After a lay-off, on clay, at home, and 2 wins in straights. Nice way to go into MC and the clay season. But that's enough DC for the year, now.That's why I'm glad he's playing this. The bad news from a hater's perspective (mine) is that he looks like he's fine. But realistically even at 50% he's winning RG this year and probably next. I won't predict two years out as a lot can change and there are at least signs that some of the young players will soon become legit.
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