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Video - When Nadal Made Spain Explode: That Legendary Davis Cup Point

Video - When Nadal Made Spain Explode: That Legendary Davis Cup Point
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Jules Hypolite
le 12/09/2025 à 23h16
1 min to read

In the 2011 Davis Cup final, the Magic Box in Seville turned into a volcano to carry Nadal and Spain to glory.

There was a time when the Davis Cup offered electric and boiling atmospheres, with a crowd ready to do anything (or almost anything) to unsettle the opponent as much as possible and cheer on their nation.

That was the case in 2011 during the final between Spain and Argentina, won 3-1 by the home team.

Rafael Nadal, at the peak of his glory, carried his country on his shoulders and delivered a true show on the clay courts of Seville, as evidenced by this epic rally against Argentina's then-number two Juan Monaco (see video below).

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