Among the changes he implemented, he eliminated home and away series and concentrated the final phase in a single seeded location for one week. The format was changed to three sets, and for many, the Davis Cup lost the charm of previous years, with empty stadiums and final stages consisting of only three matches. Over the years, the format has been adapted, but the final phase of the tournament still maintains its dynamics. "We tried to change certain things, but there's no way. The ITF doesn’t want to change anything," he commented.
"They also don’t want to watch a game with deuce-advantage-deuce-advantage for five minutes. There should be a golden point at 40-40," he added. “Tennis needs to evolve to adapt to the current speed and attract those young people who are tempted to watch many other things like HBO or Netflix,” concluded the former FC Barcelona central defender.