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)
