Anabel Medina has stepped down as the Spanish women’s tennis coach following Friday’s elimination of the team he coached in previous years in the Billie Jean King Cup Finals when they lost to Poland in the round of 16 match.
Anabel Medina has led the Spanish team for seven years and was honored on court at the end of the match between Paula Badosa and Iga Swiatek which confirmed Poland’s qualification for the quarterfinals and the elimination of Spain.
The president of the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation (RFET), Miguel Diaz He delivered a bouquet of flowers and a commemorative painting in the middle of the adjacent court of the Martín Carpena Sports Palace in recognition of his work.
The captain met him on the track. “I had a very nice goal and it could not be but it was worth it. To the entire team that is here and to the one that has been with me all these years, thank you very much,” he said. Anabel Medina.
“I do things not so well but I always try to do my best, try to help the team as much as possible, both in the competition when we are away and I hope you keep a little piece of me and that you have me here for what I love you very much and I wish you all the luck in the world the team has responded and what I wish is that you can one day lift this trophy because we deserve it,” Anabel concluded. Medina.
The Spanish Federation later released a two-minute tribute video with moments of Anabel Medina as both player and captain.
Anabel Medina, 42 years old, who took over Conchita Martinez in 2017, last year renewed commitment to the Spanish Federation for one more year.
Source: La Verdad
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