In what should have been called the Battle of the Beautiful People, a Nadal-less Spain stunned Argentina to take home the Davis Cup on Sunday, with Fernando Verdasco beating Jose Acasuso in five sets to clinch the tie 3-1. While the defeat was devastating for the favored host Argentina, all that man candy on the court could only be considered a win-win for fans of the game ...
Members of the Spainish team, Feliciano Lopez, Marcel Granollers, Santiago Ventura, David Ferrer, Fernando Verdasco and head coach Emilio Sanchez (Ventura is the team's hitting partner.)
Argentina's captain Alberto Mancini, David Nalbandian, Agustin Calleri, Juan Martin Del Potro, and Jose Acasuso
I'm not entirely sure why these Spanish fans were carrying around pairs of red underwear, unless they belong to Rafael Nadal ...
In what should have been called the Battle of the Beautiful People, a Nadal-less Spain stunned Argentina to take home the Davis Cup on Sunday, with Fernando Verdasco beating Jose Acasuso in five sets to clinch the tie 3-1. While the defeat was devastating for the favored host Argentina, all that man candy on the court could only be considered a win-win for fans of the game ...
Members of the Spainish team, Feliciano Lopez, Marcel Granollers, Santiago Ventura, David Ferrer, Fernando Verdasco and head coach Emilio Sanchez (Ventura is the team's hitting partner.)
Argentina's captain Alberto Mancini, David Nalbandian, Agustin Calleri, Juan Martin Del Potro, and Jose Acasuso
I'm not entirely sure why these Spanish fans were carrying around pairs of red underwear, unless they belong to Rafael Nadal ...
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