Davis Cup Finals
Finals November 19-24, 2026, Malaga (Spain)
The Davis Cup was the most prestigious tennis competition. Created in 1900 by Dwight Davis, it was managed until 2026 by the International Tennis Federation, but it is now under the responsibility of the company Kosmos, owned by footballer Gerard Piqué.
Won ten times by France and featuring more than 160 countries, the Davis Cup was one of the most famous sporting competitions in the world.
Since 2017, it has also been called the World Cup of Tennis, as has the Fed Cup, its women's equivalent. In 2026, the tournament's former format is replaced by two qualifying rounds in February, and a final phase in November, between eighteen teams gathered in a single location, in 2026 in Madrid. Ties are now played as best-of-three, with only two singles matches and one doubles.
Since 2026, the qualifying matches and finals are part of the 2025 ATP Tour calendar.
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External links
- https://www.daviscup.com/