The Croatian men's tennis team achieved a notable victory against Denmark, winning 3-1 in the first round of the Davis Cup World Group qualifiers held in Varaždin. Dino Prižmić played a pivotal role by clinching the decisive third point for Croatia after a tightly contested match against Danish player Elmer Moller, winning in straight sets with scores of 7-6 (5) and 7-6 (2). Prior to Prižmić's match, the Croatian duo Nikola Mektić and Mate Pavić secured the second point for the team in a doubles match against their Danish counterparts, showcasing a strong performance with a 6-2, 7-5 victory.

The match was a display of skill and determination, particularly from young player Prižmić, currently ranked 121st in the ATP standings. The match lasted over two hours and was marked by intense competition, as Prižmić faced a higher-ranked opponent. Although he had opportunities to finish the match earlier, including a missed match point, he ultimately demonstrated composure during the tie-breaks to secure the win for Croatia.

Looking forward, Croatia is set to face Germany in the second round of qualifiers in September, raising the stakes for the national team as they aim to advance further in this prestigious tournament. The team's success against Denmark not only boosts morale but also positions them favorably for upcoming challenges in the Davis Cup.