Italia retiene la Copa Davis con victoria 2-0 sobre España
BOLOGNA, Italia (AP) — Italia sigue siendo el rey de la Copa Davis, y esta vez ni siquiera necesitó a Jannik Sinner.
Matteo Berrettini y Flavio Cobolli ganaron sus partidos individuales para darle a los italianos una ventaja inalcanzable en la final del domingo de 2-0 sobre España.
Es el cuarto título de la Copa Davis para Italia, y el tercero consecutivo. La última nación en ganar tres títulos seguidos fue Estados Unidos, que ganó cinco seguidos de 1968 a 1972.
Sinner, quien ocupa el segundo lugar de la clasificación mundial, llevó a Italia a ganar los dos últimos títulos masculinos, pero decidió no jugar esta semana, prefiriendo prepararse para la próxima temporada.
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