Nations who compete in the 2025 Davis Cup Qualifiers 2nd Round has announced their squadrons, with top 10 star Carlos Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz, Ben Shelton, Alex de Minaur and Holger Rune all looking for their teams for the 2025 Davis Cup Final 8 in November.
Alcaraz and Rune will compete against a blockbuster between Spain and Denmark in Marbella, while the Minaur leads an Australian team that is accepting Belgium in Sydney.
Fritz and Shelton are accompanied in the American team by Tommy Paul and Frances Tiafoe, with all four men arranged in the top 20 of the PIF ATP ranking. US plays against a Czech Republic team that is also at full power, including Miami champion Jakub Mensik, Jiri Lehecka and Tomas Machac.
Among the other players selected for their nations are: Zizou Bergs (Belgium), Francisco Cerundlo (Argentina), Marin Clic (Crotia), Borna Coric (Croatia), Aljandro Davidooovich Fokina (Spain), Ugo Poprin, KeiiRIri.
Five tires take place on September 12-13. The collision of Australia with Belgium and Spain’s match-up with Denmark will be played on September 13-14.
Tires are played as best-of-five matches, with two singles matches on day one, followed by the Doubles competition and the two Reverse singles matches on day two. All matches are played as the best-of-three tie-break sets.
The seven winning countries in the 2nd round of the qualifications will be held at the World Champions last year at the Davis Cup Final 8 in Bologna 2025 in Bologna, held from November 18-23. The seven losing countries will compete in the 1st round of 2026 qualifications.
Furthermore, 26 Thuis-and-Weg Davis Cup tires also take place in September, with 13 tires in the World Group I and 13 tires in the World Group II. Team announcements for the tires of the World Group I and World Group II will be made on Tuesday 2 September.
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The Netherlands V Argentina
Dates: Friday 12-Saturday September 13
Venue: Martiniplaza, Groningen (Hard, Indoors)
Head-to-head: Argentina Lead 1-0
The Netherlands
Jesper de Jong
Botic van de Zandschulp
Guy den Ouden
Sander Arends
Sem Verbeek
Captain: Paul Haarhuis
Argentina
Francisco Cerundolo
Tomas Martin Etcheverry
Francisco Comesana
Horacio Zeballos
Andres Molteni
Captain: Javier Frana
Australia against Belgium
Data: Saturday 13-Sunday September 14
Location: Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney (Hard, outdoors)
Head-to-head: Australia Lead 4-3
Australia
Alex de Minauraur
Alexei Pofyrin
Jordan Thompson
Matthew Ebden
Captain: Leyton Hewitt
Belgium
Zizou Bergs
Raphael Collignon
Alexander Blockx
Sander Gille
Joran flying
Captain: Steve Darcis
Hungary against Austria
Dates: Friday 12-Saturday September 13
Location: Fonix Arena, Debrecan (Hard, indoors)
Head-to-head: Hungary Lead 2-0
Hungary
Fabian Marzsan
Marton Fucsovich
Sombor Red
Godfather
Captain: Kornel Bardoczky
Austria
Philip Misolic
Sebastian Ofner
Yuri Rodionov
Lucas Miedler
Alexander Erler
Captain: Jurgen Melzer
Japan against Germany
Dates: Friday 12-Saturday September 13
Location: Ariake Colosseum, Tokyo (Hard, indoors)
Head-to-head: Japan Lead 1-0
Japan
Kei Nishikori
Shintaro Mochizuki
Yoshihito nishioka
Yosuke Watanuki
Takeru yuzuki
Captain: Go Suda
Germany
Daniel Altmaier
Yannick Hanfmann
Jan-Lennard Struff
Kevin Konietz
Puetz -Team
Captain: Michael Kohlmann
Vs V Czech Republic
Dates: Friday 12-Saturday September 13
Location: Delray Beach Tennis Center, Delray Beach, FL (Hard, outdoors)
Head-to-head: USA Lead 5-1
US
Taylor Fritz
Ben Shelton
Frances Tiafoe
Tommy Paul
Captain: Bob Bryan
Czech Republic
Jakub fascinates
Tomas Machac
Be legs
Petr Brunclik
Man pavalasek
Captain: Tomas Berdych
Spain against Denmark
Data: Saturday 13-Sunday September 14
Location: Puente Romano Tennis Club, Marbella (Clay, Outdoors)
Head-to-head: Spain Lead 3-2
Spain
Carlos Alcaraz
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina
Pedro Martinez
Marcel Granllers
Captain: David Ferrer
Denmark
Holger Rune
Elmer Moller
August Holmgren
Christian Sigsgaard
John Ingildsen
Captain: Frederik Nielsen
Croatia against France
Dates: Friday 12-Saturday September 13
Location: City Garden Hall, Osijek (clay, indoors)
Head-to-head: Croatia Lead 2-1
Croatia
Marin Cilic
Borna Coric
Dino Prizmic
Mate Pavic
Nikola Mektic
Captain: Ivan Dodig
France
Ugo Humbert
Benjamin Bonzi
Arthur Rinder Knech
Pierre-Hugues Herbert
Captain: Paul-Henri Mathieu
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