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José Morón wrote that Marc López would coach Spain in the Davis Cup starting January 1, 2027, replacing Ferrer, and that he had signed for the next two years. He noted that the Catalan coach had already worked with the current team, described the appointment as continuity, and expressed his support for Spain. https://t.co/N7ioSJpo8f #CopaDavis #Tenis #España (translated)

José Morón wrote that Gaël Monfils and Elina Svitolina had ended their marriage. He noted that the Ukrainian tennis player had spoken about the psychological difficulties of processing the war in her country and its consequences, and that she had said she needed to find herself outside of the marriage. Morón described the relationship as the most popular in tennis at that time. #Monfils #Svitolina #tenis (translated)

José Morón stated that the photo would go down in the history of Spanish tennis and would be remembered over the years. He noted that it was the first time two Spaniards faced each other in a Masters 1000 on hard court and that it was happening for the first time in Shanghai. He called the moment historic. https://t.co/qY1s4t247J #Tenis #Historia #España (translated)

José Morón wrote that Foki went from not having titles and suffering a back injury that kept him out for two and a half months to aspiring to win his first M1000. He described Davidovich as an example of sacrifice and hard work and said he had the level to be among the top ten. #Tenis #Davidovich #M1000 (translated)

José Morón highlighted Davidovich's tournament, whom he described as capable of enduring the most complicated moments of each match and prepared to compete in such scenarios. He added that the tennis player had started 2026 without titles and was celebrating his first M1000. https://t.co/7BuT8Ab3uy #Tennis #Davidovich #M1000 (translated)

José Morón recalled the comments that, he said, some people from the other side of the Atlantic had published in September, considering that Rafa Jódar was overrated and an average player. He added that Jódar had completed a great tournament. #RafaJódar #Torneazo #Deportes (translated)

José Morón said that, from the perspective of a Frenchman, an American, or a German, it was striking that Spain continued to produce outstanding tennis players. He stated that France had gone nearly 50 years without a player from the country winning a Grand Slam, that the United States had not had a dominant tennis player since Andre Agassi or Pete Sampras, and that Germany had taken nearly 40 years to have another great player after Boris Becker. Morón pointed out that, after Rafael Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz appeared just as Nadal was retiring and now Jódar was emerging. He also mentioned Alejandro Davidovich, who, he wrote, was improving, as well as Jaume Munar, Mérida, and other players. He expressed pride that Spain, despite having fewer resources than other countries, produced so many top-level tennis players. #Tenis #España #Deporte (translated)

José Morón highlighted Rafa Jódar's performance against Medvedev, which, as he wrote, allowed him to reach his first final of an M1000. He also noted that he was surprised by what Jódar was achieving in his first year on the circuit and praised his performance. https://t.co/SHXw6raZph #Tenis #Rafa #M1000 (translated)

José Morón emphasized that Davidovich surpassed Zverev in several statistics: first serve in (82% compared to 75%), points won on the first serve (85% compared to 73%), points won on serve (77% compared to 66%), points from the baseline (51 to 33) and winners (36 to 28). He considered that defeating Zverev with better serving statistics had been an extraordinary performance and said that Davidovich had been especially unleashed. #Tenis #Davidovich #Zverev (translated)

José Morón wrote that Alejandro Davidovich Fokina had signed one of the best matches of his career to defeat Zverev and reach the final in Shanghai. He added that, at that level, he could win against anyone and described the performance as extraordinary. https://t.co/shU2mucTE7 #Tenis #Davidovich #Shanghai (translated)

José Morón wrote that Rafa Jódar apologized for his treatment of a ball boy and acknowledged that he had made a mistake. Jódar explained that he was frustrated by the development of the match and by a very close point, although he said he did not intend to hurt the ball boy and that he had been unable to control his emotions. He also pointed out that he had a lot of respect for the ball boys and chair umpires, and that he would try to prevent something like this from happening again. He added that the warning he received was justified and that the chair umpire had made the right decision. #Perdón #Deporte #Respeto (translated)

José Morón wondered how far Rafa Jódar could go and said that only time would tell. He considered it extraordinary that, in October, the tennis player was temporarily qualified for the ATP Finals and ranked ninth for the year at the age of 20. #Tenis #ATPFinals #RafaJódar (translated)

José Morón reported that Carlos Alcaraz would play in the Vienna tournament the week before the M1000 in Paris. He wrote that this last-minute decision could help him prepare for the indoor hard court tour, where he would coincide, among others, with Zverev. He added that his first match would be on Tuesday, October 27. https://t.co/XVWlToiO2O #Tenis #CarlosAlcaraz #TorneoViena (translated)

José Morón wrote that Foki was sending signals to Spain, waiting for a call the following week that would take him to Bologna in November. He added that his name was not among the top four tennis players on the leaked list and said that it would be necessary to see what happened after his great week in Shanghai. #tenis #Foki #Bolonia (translated)

José Morón wrote that Carlos Alcaraz had lost in Shanghai after a match in which, he said, he did not feel comfortable against the Belgian Bergs. He stated that his opponent had played at an exceptional level and had been unplayable with his serve. Morón pointed out that the loss was particularly painful because Alcaraz arrived at the tournament on a winning streak and after a very good first match, and because, without Sinner, he saw a great opportunity. He added that it was time to focus on the indoor tour in Europe. #Alcaraz #Tenis #Shanghai (translated)