"I don't know if this will change my life, but certainly the experience of having won a Davis Cup at 20 gives me confidence for other tournaments.  It's a dream come true. It's tremendous joy for us.  It's one of my best victories, well, the best. I'm on cloud nine.'' - Ferrero commented after winning the critical third match to give Spain the Daivs Cup title for the first time in history.  

"The secret is that the Spanish players work a lot.  They train so much they make it possible to become the best players that they can.  They put all their energies into the game.  They play in Barcelona, and in Barcelona they have a lot of clay courts.  It is not difficult to find courts to play on.  For me in Valencia, it is even easier to find hard courts and clay courts, so it is easy for me to practice.  Also, we have so many Satellites and Challengers, which means a lot of young Spanish players can play international tournaments in Spain without traveling so much and spending too much money."  Credit:  Quotes Taken From Tennis World Magazine July, 2000.

"There are no particular Spanish players who influenced me, but when I was a child watching TV I used to watch all the good players.  I wanted to join them and to play like them, to join this level of game, to be part of this big Spanish team."  Credit:  Quotes Taken From Tennis World Magazine July, 2000.

"My best surface is clay court but I am open to improving my game on other surfaces and naturally, I want to.  Clay is the preferred surface but I want to play well on all surfaces, including at Wimbledon.  I have never played on grass before but I am coming.  I look forward to playing on grass."  Credit:  Quotes Taken From Tennis World Magazine July, 2000.

"My wish is to stay in the top 20 on a regular basis.  There is not really a specific tournament that I want to win but I just want to play my best and obtain the best results I can.  I want to play at a good level and remain in the top 20.  There is no particular player that I am afraid of, but a lot of Spanish and Argentinean players who are good on clay."  Credit:  Quotes Taken From Tennis World Magazine July, 2000.