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Fabio Fognini, Italy
After the first day of singles, the host nation Argentina found itself in a 2-0 hole against Italy in 2017. Starting from the doubles, it became the Carlos Berloq show as he and Leonardo Mayer won their nation’s first point, then Berloq took the first reverse singles match. In the live fifth rubber, Guido Pella won the first two sets against Fabio Fognini. The Italian rallied from that disadvantage to take the next three and clinch the tie.
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Ivan Ljubicic, Croatia
In its 2005 tie against the United States in Las Vegas, Croatia rolled out the two-man team of Mario Ancic and Ljubicic, with the latter serving as a one-man wrecking crew. The Croat beat Andre Agassi in straight sets in the opener, teamed up with Ancic to defeat none other than Bob and Mike Bryan in doubles, then clinched the tie with a win over Andy Roddick in the fourth rubber.
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Leonardo Mayer, Argentina
Argentina faced a 2-1 deficit against Brazil after the doubles rubber in front of its home crowd in 2015. Having accounted for Argentina’s first point, Mayer won the team’s second one: All it took was winning the second-longest men’s match of all time as the Argentine beat Souza 15-13 in the fifth set to level the tie. Federico Delbonis completed the comeback with a four-set win in the live fifth rubber.