The captain of the Spanish team of Davis Cup, David Ferrerraised high levels of playing and the mentality shown by players Pedro Martínez and Roberto Carballésthat left Spain on a success in success Before Switzerland and the pass for the second qualified rotation.
“It was an unmatched day. In addition, we won two sets. And physical loading was always important for the week,” Ferrer said after the matches on Saturday.
“We didn’t win the tie but we took a big step,” Ferrer added after Pedro Martínez won the Dominic Stricker 6-4 and 7-6 (7) and the carballés imposed on Jerome Kym 6-4 and 6-4.
“Both Roberto and Peter have done. I was surprised at the good thinking they had and how they endured. I was happy for them because they took a great step for the future,” Ferrer added.
For his part, Martínez, as one of the Spanish teams, achieved his first success at an individual meeting with the Spanish team. “It’s never easy to open a series. The first point is one of the hardest,” Martínez said.
“It’s something I’ve been working on for the rest of my life and the responsibility you have to assume with pride. It’s a challenge. I think I manage the situation well and that’s why I was able to win,” said Spanish number.
Roberto Carballés joined the Spanish team in a Davis Cup. And he did this to success at the second individual point that left the choice in a step from the second stage. “It was an incredible feeling. I was waiting for the moment for a long time and I was very happy to have lived such a game and also won.”
The Spaniards acknowledged that he felt nervous at the beginning. “But I tried to ignore. I was committed to doing my job, focusing on the things I could do.”
Spain now has three options to circle its success in Switzerland and reach the second phase of qualified. The Sunday begins with a double match with Pedro Martínez and Jaume Munar against Dominick Stricker and Marc-Andrea Hüsler. Then the other two individual matches will play between Pedro Martínez portero and Jérôme Kym, and Roberto Carballés against Dominick Stricker.
Source: La Verdad
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