“Intense moments turned the match into a true test of focus and skill.”
Germany’s doubles team of Kevin Krawietz and Tim Puetz pulled off a thrilling win over Argentina’s Horacio Zeballos and Andrés Molteni in the Davis Cup quarter-final. The match ended 4‑6, 6‑4, 7‑6 (12‑10) after a tense final-set tiebreak lasting 2 hours and 31 minutes.
Germany faced three match points in the deciding tiebreak but fought back with calm and precision. Krawietz and Puetz finally sealed victory on their fifth match point, showcasing nerves of steel and aggressive play at crucial moments. Their resilience under pressure turned what could have been a defeat into a historic and morale-boosting win for the team.
Earlier in the match, Argentina started strong, taking the first set 6‑4. Germany responded in the second set with steady teamwork, breaking serve at the right moments to level the match. The final-set tiebreak became a gripping contest, with both teams exchanging leads and saving match points.
This victory secured the doubles point for Germany, giving them a significant advantage in the tie and helping the team advance to the semi-finals, where they will face Spain. The win highlighted Krawietz and Puetz’s ability to perform under high-pressure situations and reinforced their reputation as one of the most reliable doubles pairs in the tournament.