Novak Djokovic, world number one, and the rest of the Serbian team landed in Madrid and, later, he trained at the Madrid Arena facilities, where he met Daniil Medvedev, second racket on the circuit and Russia’s main player.
The Balkan admitted being tired after the tension experienced on Sunday, with the uncertainty of the classification. Survival in the Serbian tournament depended on third parties. The world number one reported that he was aware of the doubles clash between Germany and Austria to determine the winner of your group. With the German victory, the chances of the Balkan team depended on the clash between Spain and Russia.
Djokovic and the rest of the team were attentive to what happened on the track and the victory of Andrey Rublev and Aslan Karatsev against Feliciano López and Marcel Granollers, in three sets, in a duel that ended after midnight.
The number one in the world reported that from that moment the team, already classified, prepared to head to Madrid so they had been able to rest little.
Even so, after arriving in Madrid and settling in, the Serbian team headed by captain Viktor Troicki moved to the tournament venue. Serbia, which qualified for the Davis Cup Finals playoffs, will play Kazakhstan in the quarterfinals.
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