The departure announced by Rafael Nadal world tennis legend who will play his last tournament as a professional in November at the Davis Cup finals in Malaga, unleashed great interest in seeing him say goodbye and, therefore, a flood of reselling tickets at exorbitant prices, where the they range from 1,500 to 34,500 euros.
Manacorí’s announcement unleashed a cascade of reactions, also from the tennis-loving public, because of the global impact of his imminent withdrawal from the finals of the most important universal team tournament, from November 19 to 24 in Malaga, where he will try by Nadal. to say goodbye by lifting Spain’s seventh Salad Bowl in the Davis Cup.
Two weeks ago, the tickets for the finals, which will be held for the third consecutive year in José Martín Carpena Sports Palace of this Andalusian city, because of the great hope that was aroused by the presence of Carlos Alcaraz and of Rafael Nadal in the Spanish group chosen by David Ferrer.
Just over a month until the start of the tournament, which coincides with the women’s world cup for a few days Billie Jean King Cup Also in Malaga, it is impossible to get a ticket for the Spain-Netherlands quarter-final tie through official channels.
Therefore, the only option is to resell the seats, whose prices continue to grow every day, as can be seen on buying and selling websites, as well as on specialized portals such as Viagogo, where there are tickets which goes up to 34,541 euros, located in the Middle Tier.
The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has confirmed that there will be a limited quota of tickets that will still be blocked for countries that will progress from the round to the semi-finals and then to the final, so, in the event that Spain advances to the said stages, this option will be opened for fans without admission.
The usual capacity for Unicaja basketball games in the pavilion Martin Carpena It had 10,600 spectators, but the particularity of the tennis court meant that it was reduced, as two backgrounds were placed to serve as boxes for the authorities.
The news of Nadal’s farewell has generated a tsunami of anticipation in Malaga, which will have a wider global focus because it is the place chosen by a sports legend to say goodbye, and Carpena will be too small for an event of that magnitude. .
Source: La Verdad
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