“I was in the anti-doping room, Sonego wrote to me ‘come on, we need you’”. And from there Flavio Cobolli he managed to do it round That suitable oppose Munar and dragItaly to victory in Davis Cup with victory in the second singles against Spanish. It may look like that banal coincidence, but what we have seen recently makes us think that this is not the case. The reason is that Italy won in Davis thanks to it group strength, to the unification of the six people present (five tennis players plus captain Filippo Volandri). And this is not a cliché, but a real sensation for anyone who has watched all three Davis Cup matches.
That seen in difficult times, i blow and celebrations after a damage or one victory from a set, that is last hug after the wins, the laughs, the behind-the-scenes happenings off the pitch, that race From cowboy after a crazy victory against Berg, crazy press conference after success. All the underlined elements are as big as Italy in Bologna is A united group, without individualism and with one goal: to make history and give prizes third win in a row even without Sinner Jannik And Lorenzo Musetti, two main elements.
“It was very stressful, because I was chosen – like everyone else – to carry it out anti-doping test. And I thought ‘oh well, I’ll skip the first twenty minutes’. “Because the first twenty minutes are exactly the first set,” he said joking Matthew Berrettiniwhich then reveals a background: “Lorenzo Sonego wrote to me ‘Come on, we need you’. And we started screaming as loud as we could. I think that’s him our strength, our weapon: we are very united.”
One on the field, the rest outside support at every point. “He doesn’t just play A, every game we play five, in the six with captain. We won two singles but it was a win troops”, concluded Matteo Berrettini. And to confirm the unity of the group, there was another revelation from Filippo Volandri in a press conference: “Lorenzo Musetti and Jannik Sinner write to us every day.”
Berrettini’s anti-doping article, then Sonego’s message: “Come on, we need you”. And Cobolli’s comeback began, coming from Il Fatto Quotidiano.
