Blue Group:
Czech Republic
Germany
Spain
Belgium
Red Group:
USA
Argentina
Chile
Sweden
The winner of each group plays in the final.
Which nation will win the World Team Cup?
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by Q. Reese » Sat, 19 May 2007 12:48
How foolish of me? I voted for Argentina in the red group, just to find out that most people voted for my country.
Has the United States won a world cup?
Has the United States won a world cup?
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by SlicerITST » Sat, 19 May 2007 13:25
Some extra info.
Teams:
Czech Republic:
Berdych
Hajek
Damm
Germany:
Mayer
Kohlschreiber
Becker
Waske
Kohlmann
Spain:
Ferrer
Almagro
Salva-Vidal
Belgium:
Vliegen
Olivier Rochus
Darcis
USA:
Blake
Fish
Bryan brothers
Argentina:
Acasuso
Calleri
Chela
Chile:
F Gonzalez
Massu
Peralta
Sweden:
Soderling
Bjorkman
T. Johansson
Former champions:
2006 Croatia
2005 Germany
2004 Chile
2003 Chile
2002 Argentina
2001 Australia
2000 Slovakia
1999 Australia
1998 Germany
1997 Spain
1996 Switzerland
1995 Sweden
1994 Germany
1993 United States
1992 Spain
1991 Sweden
1990 Croatia
1989 Germany
1988 Sweden
1987 Czechoslovakia
1986 France
1985 United States
1984 United States
1983 Spain
1982 United States
1981 Czechoslovakia
1980 Argentina
1979 Australia
1978 Spain
Teams:
Czech Republic:
Berdych
Hajek
Damm
Germany:
Mayer
Kohlschreiber
Becker
Waske
Kohlmann
Spain:
Ferrer
Almagro
Salva-Vidal
Belgium:
Vliegen
Olivier Rochus
Darcis
USA:
Blake
Fish
Bryan brothers
Argentina:
Acasuso
Calleri
Chela
Chile:
F Gonzalez
Massu
Peralta
Sweden:
Soderling
Bjorkman
T. Johansson
Former champions:
2006 Croatia
2005 Germany
2004 Chile
2003 Chile
2002 Argentina
2001 Australia
2000 Slovakia
1999 Australia
1998 Germany
1997 Spain
1996 Switzerland
1995 Sweden
1994 Germany
1993 United States
1992 Spain
1991 Sweden
1990 Croatia
1989 Germany
1988 Sweden
1987 Czechoslovakia
1986 France
1985 United States
1984 United States
1983 Spain
1982 United States
1981 Czechoslovakia
1980 Argentina
1979 Australia
1978 Spain
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by Q. Reese » Sat, 19 May 2007 13:28
Oh,
Thanks. So . . . world cup = davis cup?
Thanks. So . . . world cup = davis cup?
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QF/SF/F/Title/End-Year Championships/Trophy: 105/49/20/10/10/30
2 U.S. & French Doubles' Finals
542 Tournaments, 1024 vs. Opp., 1204 Rds.
Davis Cups/Captain/Rds.: 07/05/11
QF/SF/F/Title/End-Year Championships/Trophy: 105/49/20/10/10/30
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by SlicerITST » Sat, 19 May 2007 13:33
No, this world team cup is different then the Davis Cup. You can read about it here:
http://www.atptennis.com/en/tournaments/profile/615.asp
http://www.arag-world-team-cup.de/1/en/
The teams play 2 single matches versus each other and 1 doubles match.
I think, although USA has the Bryan brothers and because of that a big advantage, USA wont win this year. I think Chile or Germany will take it.
http://www.atptennis.com/en/tournaments/profile/615.asp
http://www.arag-world-team-cup.de/1/en/
The teams play 2 single matches versus each other and 1 doubles match.
I think, although USA has the Bryan brothers and because of that a big advantage, USA wont win this year. I think Chile or Germany will take it.
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by Sherlock 117 » Sat, 19 May 2007 16:54
I think whoever wins the Red group. Germany without Haas is like a day without sunshine.
Chile is going to be solid, while all the US has to do is win one of two singles matches. I voted for Chile because Massu and Gonzalez will score two three-set three hour victories over Fish and Blake, respectively.
Chile is going to be solid, while all the US has to do is win one of two singles matches. I voted for Chile because Massu and Gonzalez will score two three-set three hour victories over Fish and Blake, respectively.
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