Ángeles Muñoz highlights the organizational and sporting success of the Davis Cup

The mayor of Marbella, Ángeles Muñoz, highlighted the organizational and sports success in an "exciting" round where the city has again been a talisman for the national team in the Davis Cup. The mayor also emphasized the fact that Spain managed to come back from 0-2 down for the first time in the history of this championship and noted that this event has had an economic impact on the city exceeding two million euros.

"The Davis Cup has proven to be an excellent opportunity to boost the local economy and promote tourism in the municipality"

Ángeles Muñoz

Mayor of Marbella

"Marbella has once again positioned itself at the epicenter of world tennis and has become a benchmark in hosting international sports events," Muñoz insisted. She also added that this Davis Cup round, which pitted the teams from our country against Denmark, "has proven to be an excellent opportunity to boost the local economy and promote tourism in the municipality."

In this regard, she also noted that this event, held for the fifth time in Marbella, "was carried out under excellent weather conditions and with high-level infrastructure, in the unparalleled setting of Puente Romano, hosting 5,000 spectators."

"We all enjoyed a great round that culminated in an epic comeback by the Spanish team," she added, while thanking the Royal Spanish Tennis Federation (RFET), the Andalusian Government, the municipal Sports delegation, and the other councils involved "for their work in ensuring Marbella continues to demonstrate its great capacity to host top-level sports championships."