Davis Cup
Sinner to miss Davis Cup Final 8, Alcaraz and Zverev set for Bologna
Winner of the Davis Cup with Italy in 2023 and 2024, Jannik Sinner will not be part of the national team for this year’s Final 8 in November.
October 17, 1975: The day Jimmy Connors finally made his Davis Cup debut
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back to one of the most iconic moments in tennis history. On this day in 1975, Jimmy Connors finally stepped on to the court to represent the United States in Davis Cup competition
October 15, 1972: The day Stan Smith led USA to victory over a “cheating” Romanian side in the Davis Cup
Every day, Tennis Majors takes you back to one of the most iconic moments in tennis history. On this day in 1972, Stan Smith beat Ion Tiriac to lead the United States to victory over Romania in one of the most contentious Davis Cup finals ever played
October 14, 2001: The day Andy Roddick kept USA in the Davis Cup World Group
Every day, Tennis Majors looks back to some of the biggest moments in tennis history. On October 14, 2001, American Andy Roddick beat Leander Paes of India in a crucial Davis Cup tie
October 10, 1971: The day Stan Smith and the United States won the last ever Davis Cup to use the “Challenge Round”
Every day, Tennis Majors looks back to the one of the biggest moments in tennis history. On this day in 1971, Stan Smith beat Ion Tiriac in straight sets to win the last Davis Cup "Challenge Round" in tennis history for the American team
October 6, 1986: The day Pat Cash clashed with Brad Gilbert en route to Davis Cup glory
October 3, 1982: The day John McEnroe sealed a place in the Davis Cup final, after an endless journey and plane scare
October 1, 1983: The day John McEnroe became the most successful Davis Cup player in the history of the United States
September 21, 2003: The day world No 1 Ferrero was stunned by Calleri in Davis Cup
Davis Cup Shocks: USA, Australia, will not play the Final 8
Davis Cup: What you need to know to follow the matches this weekend (12-14 September)
August 8, 1900: The day the Davis Cup was born
August 4, 1973: The day the United States and Chile played one set for three hours and 45 minutes (the longest in Davis Cup history)
July 30, 1928: The day “The Four Musketeers” inaugurated Roland-Garros with a Davis Cup title
July 24, 1987: The day Boris Becker edged John McEnroe after a six hour, 21-minute marathon
July 22, 1989: The day Boris Becker won two matches to put Germany on course for the Davis Cup final
July 18, 1999: The day Pat Rafter downed Todd Martin in an epic controversial Davis Cup clash
July 17, 1994: The day French tennis legend Jean Borotra passed away
July 11, 1982: The day McEnroe and Wilander battled in what was the longest tennis match in history at the time
July 10, 1981: The day Flushing Meadows hosted its first Davis Cup tie