Davis Cup 2019

[Lemma]

Who's the pick to win from here?

Serbia - Djokovic/Krajinovic/Tipsarevic/Troicki
v
Russia - Khachanov/Rublev

Aus - OUT
v
Canada - Shapovalov/Pospisil

GB - A Murray/Edmund/Evans/J Murray/Skupski
v
Germany - Kohlschreiber/Struff/Krawietz/Mies

Argentina - Pella/Schwartzman/Gonzalez/Mayer
v
Spain - Nadal/Granollers/Lopez (Baustista Agut out for family reasons)

I still think Spain (home ground advantage) are hard to beat even with Bautista out, otherwise it's very open

 

[boncer34]

Yes. It was the right decision not to play an injured player. Glad we got that straight.

Bit of hindsight hero from you here.

Nobody would've questioned it if we'd known he was injured. Instead we got told he was rested.

 

[Hamingja]

Bit of hindsight hero from you here.

Nobody would've questioned it if we'd known he was injured. Instead we got told he was rested.

Hindsight king that guy, don't worry about them.

 

[BobbyMorri]

Pique wins the Davis Cup for Spain.

It wasn't a complete flop. It could work. But they need to revamp things to get it to work. Now, 5 weeks until the ATP Cup....(yay?)

 

[juice t]

Atmosphere was shithouse all week outside of the usual home court support the Spanish got

Did feel that shortening the ties to 3 rubbers made them much more competitive

 

[Lemma]

Yeh of all the changes that happened, the 3 sets instead of 5 was probably the best (or least worst)

 

[hamohawk1]

It just lacked the vibe of a home team (outside spain) giving a hostile environment to the opposition.