Argentinian Davis Cup team

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Argentina
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captain
Current ITF ranking 2
statistics
First participation 1923
Davis Cup participations 62
of which in world group 24
Title won 1
Total finals 4th
best result S (2016)
Eternal balance 88:63
Most successful players
Most wins overall Guillermo Vilas (57)
Most individual wins Guillermo Vilas (45)
Most double victories David Nalbandian (16)
Best double Guillermo Vilas / José Luis Clerc (7)
Most participations Guillermo Vilas (29)
Most of the years Guillermo Vilas (14)
Last update of the infobox: November 27, 2016

The Argentine Davis Cup team , the tennis team of the Argentine Tennis Association Asociación Argentina de Tenis . The Davis Cup is the most important competition for national teams in men's tennis, analogous to the Fed Cup for women.

history

Argentina has played in the Davis Cup since 1923 and was able to reach the final for the first time in 1981 , which his team lost 3-1 to the US team . It took the team 25 years to reach another final. In 2006 they lost 3-2 to the Russian team . Two years later they made it back to the final, but lost 3-1 to the Spanish selection on home soil . In 2011 they reached the fourth finals, but Spain again got the upper hand 3-1. The first title was won in 2016 . After victories against Poland , Italy and defending champions Great Britain , the team defeated Croatia 3-2 in the final .

The most successful Argentinian Davis Cup player is Guillermo Vilas . In the period from 1970 to 1984 , he completed a total of 64 games in singles and doubles, of which he won 48.

Current squad

The following players were featured during the 2018 Davis Cup season :

Final participation

The results are given from an Argentine point of view:

year Final location Final opponent Result
1981 Cincinnati United StatesUnited States United States 1: 3
2006 Moscow RussiaRussia Russia 2: 3
2008 Mar del Plata SpainSpain Spain 1: 3
2011 Seville SpainSpain Spain 1: 3
2016 Zagreb CroatiaCroatia Croatia 3: 2

See also

Argentine Fed Cup team

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