The Spaniard fleeing the euphoria: "Davis Cup is complicated, you have little time to prepare and is more dangerous. Although so far everything has gone well, this does not guarantee anything."
The number 2 in world tennis, Rafael Nadal, said today to reporters in Seville, the Spanish team does have "pressure" to win this weekend´s Davis Cup against Argentina, but has clarified that "the same as them" and to exert no more hosts.
"Here we have all pressure, but the same as them. In recent years we have won four and all of us here (Spanish team) at least we won one," has argued manacorense asked if I could weigh against being Favorites and local play.
Nadal, who assisted in the stadium of La Cartuja, along with his teammates, David Ferrer, Feliciano Lopez and Fernando Verdasco, and captain, Albert Costa, at a press conference prior to the fourth day of work in Seville, has recognized that in the last seven years has been on dirt tracks "very good performance" but that "Davis Cup is complicated because you have little time to prepare and is more dangerous, but so far everything has gone well, although this does not guarantee nothing. "
Nadal pointed out that in the Spanish team are all "good friends. The work is a team and everyone knows their role and assistance to colleagues as possible. A few days and other days play some others."
We may periodically measured in the first day of competition to David Nalbandian or Juan Monaco, said that "are two good friends of the circuit, although a tad different but both very dangerous. Nalbandian has a predilection for this competition and finished Monaco well the season. "
Nadal has been suggested that all players would "like to finish the season with a good taste" and if you are more tired than the Argentines "will be Sunday."
"If it is true that they have had more time to train on land. David (Foster) and I a little less, but Fernando (Verdasco) and Feliciano (Lopez) yes they can. We (he and Ferrer) we had no choice but to play until last week, but finishing in the top eight and play the Masters is also an object of joy. "
Nadal also referred to the end that won Spain in 2008 in Argentina, which was not involved, and said that his "colleagues did great."
"It is true that Argentina had all the pressure. Having no Davis Cup was an important objective in their careers. It also appears that there were misunderstandings on the computer and found some friends who played at a high level," he explained.