Davidovich founds Jódar and conquers Shanghai

Alexander Davidovich

Rafa Jodar

Davidovich founds Jódar and conquers Shanghai

The man from Malaga takes advantage of the Madrid native's physical decline and comes back in a high-intensity final: 1-6, 7-6(5) and 6-4, in 2h 28m. He is the first Spaniard to win the tournament

There is a Viking of unbreakable faith, named Alejandro Davidovich, who manages to contain the wave and ends up being crowned in Shanghai, where a Spaniard had never triumphed. Merit, a lot of merit for the Andalusian, another of those talents who emerged very quickly - he was only 18 years old when he won Wimbledon as a junior - and who has had a hard time processing the curvature of his profession. Tennis and the mind, a mystery. So lonely, so difficult. So complex. This finale of moments is very deceptive in which a truck has suddenly passed over him and then, hence those mysteries, it offers a sudden twist in the script and what seemed like it is not. Volante: 1-6, 7-6(5) and 6-4, in 2h 28m. Rafa Jódar finishes cramped and limping, defeated, and the Andalusian, now owner of a Masters 1000, is deservedly crowned.

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