The Davis Cup may be a team competition but it is never short on individual heroics. The first round of 2015 World Group action was certainly no exception. Four players won a pair of live singles rubbers in their respective ties–three of the four en route to team victories. […]
Novak Djokovic pulled double duty to take the suspense out of the first-round Davis Cup tie between Serbia and Croatia. Djokovic won his singles match on Friday then teamed up with Nenad Zimonjic to take Saturday’s doubles rubber in Kraljevo.
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The rematch of last year’s Davis Cup first round between the United States and Great Britain will begin on Friday in Glasgow, Scotland. Andy Murray is kicking off the tie against familiar foe Donald Young. […]
One country with just about all hands on deck for the first round of the Davis Cup is France. A loaded French squad is going up against Germany, while the United States vs. Germany is a rematch of last year’s opening round. […]
A Davis Cup rematch between the United States and Great Britain is set for round one–again–but this time Great Britain will host the festivities on an indoor hard court in Glasgow, Scotland. […]
The 2015 Davis Cup World Group draw ceremony took place on Thursday in Dubai. It produced two rematches of first-round ties this year: Great Britain vs. the United States and Canada vs. Japan. […]
Bob and Mike Bryan had no trouble finishing off a 3-0 sweep of Slovakia as the United States booked its spot in the 2015 Davis Cup World Group. The Bryans won Saturday’s doubles rubber in Chicago, 6-1, 6-2, 6-1 over Lukas Lacko and Norbert Gombos.
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The Czech Republic’s bid for a third straight Davis Cup title will be put to a stern test starting on Friday in France. Opening-day singles rubbers pit Richard Gasquet against Tomas Berdych and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga against Lukas Rosol. […]
Some of the usual suspects like Serbia and Spain are absent from the Davis Cup World Group semifinals this time around, but the last-four lineup in 2014 is still a blockbuster one—especially in terms of individual talent. […]
James Blake was more than just one of the fastest players with one of the most ferocious forehands during his time on the ATP World Tour. He was one of tennis’ good guys. Blake, who played collegiately at Harvard, overcame scoliosis, a broken neck, and the death of his father to muster up an improbably successful professional career. […]
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