Swiss Davis Cup Team off to Cold Start

By Andrew Prochnow (Photo: Matt King/Getty Images)

Davis Cup Round 1 Highlights, History and More

by Mac Leesburg

Home-court advantage, marathon matches and powerhouses defeated—these are just some of the story lines you can expect from a typical Davis Cup tie... Read More »
Roger Federer: How Skipping the Davis Cup Will Help Win an 18th Grand Slam Title

by Thomas Conroy

Quietly going under the radar at the Australian Open is the announcement that 17-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer will skip his home country’s Davis Cup match against the defending champion Czech Republic next month in Geneva... Read More »
Breaking Down Davis Cup Groups, Schedule and Teams to Watch

by Justin Onslow

The Davis cup began in 1900 as a simple competition between the United States and Great Britain. More than 100 years later, the tournament’s international reach makes it one of the best events in tennis... Read More »
How to Fix the Davis Cup

by Adam Chemerinsky

To understand why the Davis Cup needs to be fixed, we need to understand that it was once a prominent fixture of international competition in sports... Read More »
Czech Republic Defeats Spain in Davis Cup 2012 Final

by Patrick Clarke

The Czech Republic defeated Spain 3-2 in the 2012 Davis Cup Final this weekend in Prague, claiming the nation's first Davis Cup championship in over three decades... Read More »