By Richard Pagliaro | Sunday, November 23, 2025
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Italian flags waved like holiday lights.
Digging deep, Flavio Cobolli We have delivered one last heroic gift to the faithful Italian.
The brave cobollic cheered back the defeat Jaume MANAR 1-6, 7-6 (5), 7-5 Italy’s third consecutive Davis Cup hosting by Spain in Spain at the Spain Arena in Bologna.
Previously, Matteo Berrettini beat Pablo Carreno Busta 6-3, 6-4 to defeat Italy in a 1-0 lead and set the stage for Cobolli’s heroes who complete the Italian davis crown in front of the home fans.
“It’s impossible to describe these feelings,” Cololli said. “I dreamed a lot this night. I don’t know how I won because the game was tight.
“Jaume well played. We will not lose our countries if you give everything you have in your heart, I don’t know who I am today, but all I know is that we are world champions.”
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World No. 22 Cobolli came out as a real tennis marathon man this week.
On Friday, Cobolli made seven power-winning saves Zou Bergs 6-3 6-7 (5) 7-6 (15) in a drawn-out win that lasted more than three hours to win the Italian selifinals. That snow came after beating Berretti, Raphael Collignon 6-3, 6-4, moving Cobolli, who has known Berrettini since he was eight years old and noticed his brother. “
When Cobolli hit another final point to close today, the entire Italian team erupted like a family reunion.
Beaten in the opening round, Cobolli rode a fiery front to look back on his inspired comeback – just two months after Munar had defeated the 23-year-old Italian in the Rolex Shanghai Masters.
At the Supertennis Arena, Italy cemented its reputation as a tennis superpower.
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“I think Jaume played very well in the first set, I was a little nervous,” Cololli said. “I was shocked with my game. I looked at my bench and I found something in my body and in my heart and I said everything about this team.
After receiving the cup, Cobolli knelt down and kissed the court and then got up to hug the Italian flag on his chest and accepted his big game with his enthusiasm.
“It’s amazing,” Coblli said. “I’m inviting everyone because I actually want to come today and my family is here, my friends, my brother, my girlfriend. I’m just happy.”
In the finals of the Davis Cup, both countries competed without their champion devils.
World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz he was distinguished by the correct correct injury, while Spain Captain David Ferrer he chose to resist and choose Alejandro Damovich Fokina It is reported that because of the land No. 14 Bailoding from Davis Cup Tie earlier this season. You can’t point to Captain Ferrer for choosing the players he did as everything shows the big heart that is carrying Spain to the Davis Cup for the first time since 2019.
Wimbledon champion again World No. 2 Jannik Sini, Who led Italy to its last Davis Cup title, and the world No. 8 Lorenzo Musettihis partner, Veronica, is pregnant and expecting the couple’s second child.
At the end, Italian Captain Filippo Valandri Tears of joy for the pride of his players who have shown this week. Italy did not drop a game in the quarterfinals, losing or winning in the final in all six competitions.
It is Italy’s Fourth Davis Cup Championship that revolves around 50 years after the legend Adriano Panatta, The only person to beat Bjorn Borg at Roland Garros twice, he led Italy to the 1976 cup.
“It’s the third win in a row, but I’m crying and I didn’t cry for the first time,” said Valandri. “It’s unbelievable. We’ve had a lot of hard times even if it doesn’t look like it.
“As a team we had the power to handle this moment. It was like Jannik and Musetti were here. Only when you have a great team can you achieve this incredible result.”
Spare a thought for Munar and his Spanish teammates who competed with fitness all weekend.
The back of the Spanish team was against the wall down 0-1 today. Munar put Spain on his shoulders and was lifted to the glory of his best opening of the season.
Flying with enthusiasm from the first ball, Munar blitzed cobolli winning six straight points to open the second game of the match.
When Cobolli throws a visible point – that of cooking a refreshing smash of Federer-esque in the backquand goes into the shoulder that extends the point and finishes with a floreand that wins the point. Attacking after the backhand returns the line, Munar explodes with a rebellious volley to make it 2-0
Another brave backhand down the line helped Manar get the break back as he jumped high in the air on his way to the team bench.
A shocked Cobolli earned a triple-break point and five break points throughout the fifth game. Munar would not favor the close of five break points and stood tall by holding 10 minutes with 5-0.
It took the cobolli 31 minutes to finally get on the board.
That was a short revenge. Munar threw down a love hold to snap the first set with a loud “vamos!”
Munar smashed 13 winners, including spectacular strikes, in a dominant 33-minute spell. Back to work, the Spaniard shook off early mistakes to start the second set with a break.
To reset, Cobolli bounced back from the pressure of the second game. The Italian earned a break point and it was a clear favorite that sickened the fans at the Supertennis Arena leading to a nine-minute delay.
When play resumed, Munar quickly saved a break point and then saved a third break point. A cobolli volley kissed the top of the tape and took a slight drag on the Spaniard’s side as he earned a fourth break point. When Manar promised earlier, the Italian could flourish at 1.
No one can threaten to serve much of the rest of the two of them creating timely lobs to kill the problem.
Working at 5-6 to force a Timebreaker, Munar faced intense pressure for two set points. The Spaniard used a slick serve and volley to save the third set point. Facing the fourth set point, MANAR and serve again-volley hitting a sharp front volley.
Denied four set points, a resurgent Munar fired aces to force a timebreaker on the rise.
Cobolli, the best Timebreaker player in 2025, put it in advance. Diagonal fenced Italy previous winners in a row threw down the smash 4-1.
Waiting patiently for the ball to come down, Cobollo cleaned up a Bounce Smash for a three-point set.
In his confident seventh point, Cobolli came in and flowered down the field to tie the second set and bounced off the court as if it were a trampoline to force the final set.
In games the pair could hardly be separated, Cobolli’s guts took him. Deagaded at 5-all, Cobolli was shooting his forehand with the goal of getting a three-point lead.
On his third break point, Cobolli broke out big and took an early break at 6-5.
With the Davis Cup shining on his shoulder, Cobolli flew to the finish line that released the game of his life with confidence with love that held to get the cup in two hours, 56 minutes.
Matteo Berrettini d. Pablo Carreno Busta 6-3, 6-4
Matteo Berrettini it opened this text of throwing the hammer Pablo Carreno Busta6-3, 6-4 to hold on to a 1-0 lead.
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Beset by injuries in recent years, Berrettin cemented his status as a Cup Champion.
“I’m proud of myself, I’m proud of my teammates, my coaches, everyone who made this final possible,” said Berrettini afterwards. “I’m really happy with the fact that I’m here.
“I tried to enjoy it there as much as possible. I’m really proud, I’m really happy that my family is here watching my whole life.”
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Both Berrettin and Carreno Busta held strong until the eighth game.
A series of deep returns from the Italian earned him three points. Directing the opponent’s weak backhand wing, Carreno Busta saved two break points.
On the third break point, Berrettiku’s forehand was blocked by the tape and fell to the side. Following forward, Berrettin naturally covered the crosscourt pass and recorded a backhand volley to break 5-3 and inspire the Italian team to explode with roaring support.
Berrettini took the set out of love.
The 2011 Wimbledon founder fired six aces against double faults in 35-35 minutes. The hard-hitting Berrettini hits seven more winners – 10 to 3 – in the first set.
Scoreboard pressure and a series of Crackling Berretting Return helped pierce the Italian the Spaniard
Down Love – 30, Carreno Busta tried to attack the Italian backhand, but Berrettin was waiting and was hit with a three-handed crosscourt.
On his second point, Berrettini hit a deep return down the middle and churned in the Spaniard’s Shoelace to score a crucial break at 5-4.
Reaching back, the berrettini closed with confidence to work the game in love and burst with primal clacking before finding Captain JapanPo of the Bear.
The Italian fans were tearing up and down as Berretti went on a 3-0 complete week without dropping a set. Berrettini has not lost a Davis Cup Singles match since bowing out to Taylor Fritz in 2019.
The 29-year-old Rome resident, who went 5-0 in helping the Davis Cup, earned his 1024th Davis Cup victory, tracking his teammate Flavio Cobolli’s victory.
