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He Didn't Want to Play: David Nalbandian's Phrase that Reopens the 2008 Davis Cup Wound and Points at Juan Martín Del Potro

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17 years after the lost final against Spain, the former number three of the world reviewed that decisive weekend, questioned the preparation of the Argentine team and exposed the tense moment of the series that ended up marking national tennis.
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He Didn't Want to Play: David Nalbandian's Phrase that Reopens the 2008 Davis Cup Wound and Points at Juan Martín Del Potro

17 years after the lost final against Spain, the former number three of the world reviewed that decisive weekend, questioned the preparation of the Argentine team and exposed the tense moment of the series that ended up marking national tennis.

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lagaceta.com.ar broke the news in on Tuesday, December 23, 2025.
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