Padel World Press .- Just a few hours ago he conquered Melilla Challenger, so he realized his dream of becoming a 'prophet at home'. No margin for rest, already immersed in the Estrella Damm Valencia Master, We were able to talk with Uri Botello to learn how he had received the news that he was on the list of shortlists by Jon García-Ariño to defend our country in the World Cup in Paraguay.
With much desire to represent Spain in this prestigious international event, the Melilla said: "Being shortlisted is a prize but even more so if it could swell that final list in the month of August. I work hard every day to get it. For me, representing your country should be an incredible feeling. Spending a week with the best players and in such an environment is something I think we all dream about. If I had to talk about my specific case, being summoned would be a reward for so much effort. Although for me it is a dream, my goal right now is to train myself every day to find myself as much as possible. "
The Men's National Team is the current Sub-champion of the World, so the goal can not be other than to fight for the title: "We have been champions on other occasions and sure, go the team that goes, all its components will be left soul to bring the trophy home. "
The level of the rest of rivals is increasing and, in that sense, Uri Botello said: "There are already many countries where their players compete in World Padel Tour Circuit, but I would highlight Portugal and Brazil. From what I understand, there are going to be changes in the FIP, so let's hope that the directive that now enters will further boost padel internationally. If I had to talk about players from other countries that are calling my attention I would highlight the Brazilians Lucas Campagnolo and Lucas Bergamini or the Portuguese Diogo Rocha, Oliveira, Vasco Pascoal… All of them have been demonstrating a great level for a long time, like Diego Ramos, from Uruguay, who is at a spectacular level ”.
When assessing his performance during this season, he highlighted: “These first months have been very good, with a balance of two quarters, three Challenger finals winning two of them and, most importantly, demonstrating solidity in the game, that it's what makes you competitive. Without a doubt, we have exceeded the objectives, but Javi Ruiz and I want more… Much more !! ”.
To finish, asked about the goals for the coming months, Uri Botello revealed: "We would like to be able to make some more quarterfinals but, above all, keep on having fun and adding good matches. And of course, being called by the Spanish National Team. That would be a great reward for the season we are doing. "
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