The Spanish Mapfre Tennis National Team on Wednesday completed the first training at the Swiss Tennis Arena in Biel, with a view of the first revolution of Davis 2025 Cup qualifications to play against Switzerland next weekend.
Pedro Martínez Portoo and Martín Landaluce were the first to work out this afternoon on the inner track to Mago -Host in Saturday and Sunday games, February 1 and 2. Subsequently, Roberto Carballés and Jaume Antoni Munar did, always under of Captain David Ferrer’s commands, who positively appreciate the first track contact: “The sensations are so good. I enjoy the environment and the team’s promise, and it’s excited that we can compete and have our possibilities. Properly The track, it is faster than we thought and I sincerely believe that players will adapt well. of a team suffering from the initial cycle of the fall of the undeniable number one, Carlos Alcaraz.
With the team present in Biel, Ferrer explained that “they are players who have played many important games, but it is true that in the Davis Cup they have never ruled out and holding that pressure is not easy. You need to know and deal with us it as much as possible.
Draw parties, Friday
On Saturday (13.00h) two individual matches will perform, and on Sunday (12:30) it will begin at a double point, following two other individual matches. Following the first matches of the day will be raffled on Friday with a gesture that two teams will attend.
According to the new competition format, in the event of a win of Spain it will be measured by the second cycle of the winner of the tie between Denmark and Serbia, in the same cases at home in September. It is the seventh time that Spain and Switzerland are in competition. The final rivalry was in 2010, with Spain’s success 4-1 in Logroño.
Source: La Verdad
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