Jaume Munar showed at this year's Davis Cup that he is truly a world-class player and has the potential to improve in the coming years. As an important figure for Spain, he managed to help his team reach the final, and the victory against Lehecka was just the beginning.
The victory against Lehecka was an important moment that helped his team advance to the semi-finals and face Germany. Although he failed to defeat Alexander Zverev, in the match against Cobolli he showed courage and focus. He won the first set, but Cobolli was much better in the remainder of the match and managed to bring Italy another title.
In an interview with Radio MARCA Mallorca, Munar reflected on his performances, but also answered a reporter's question about whether he could imagine playing well into his late 30s. Munar is still unsure about his future, emphasizing that at the moment he is focused on playing as well as possible.
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I do what I love, and the more years I can enjoy it, the better, said Munar, as quoted by The Tennis Gazette.
If you ask me today, I think so.
The thing is, well see how my body holds up, how I am physically. But within my plans and my preparation, obviously, is enjoying many more years of tennis.
Its true that we see Djokovic, whos 38, the guys still there. Its true hes no longer number one in the world, but I think hes in the top 10 and hes an absolute beast.
Novak Djokovic
Tennis players like Novak Djokovic show that tennis can be played even in later years, but it is important to note that Novak is a tennis player who had a special regime from the first day of his career and was significantly different from others.
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Munar also reacted to the reporter's question about the Grand Slam title, remaining uncertain when it comes to the distant future. Namely, he is focused on the next challenges that follow, not wanting to burden himself with certain goals.
