Team eventsIndoor25 – 27 SeptCompleted

Laver Cup 2026

Results

Qualifying

Finished

Casper Ruud6610

Francisco Cerúndolo748

Finished

Jakub Menšík167

Brandon Nakashima6310

Finished

Rafael Jódar66

Alexander Bublik23

Finished

Flavio Cobolli367

Learner Tien6210

Finished

Alexander Zverev669

Alex de Minaur2711

Finished

Carlos Alcaraz6413

Taylor Fritz3611

Finished

Finished

Finished

About Laver Cup 2026

The Laver Cup is an ATP team competition held in London in 2026. The tournament takes place from 25 to 27 September at The O2 Arena, an indoor hard court venue. As a team event, it brings together players competing in a format distinct from standard individual tournaments. The competition is part of the ATP calendar and represents a significant fixture in professional tennis.

Summarised from Tennis Post data as of 5 Oct.

Tournament facts

TourATP

CategoryTeam events

SurfaceHard · Indoor

Dates25 – 27 Sept

LocationLondon, United Kingdom

VenueThe O2 Arena

Past champions will follow – our database starts with the 2026 season.

Tournament news

Photo: si.robi / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0

2 days ago

De Minaur shakes off injury doubts, sinks Khachanov to set up Zverev QF

A week after retiring from the Beijing final, Alex de Minaur beat Karen Khachanov 6-3 6-4 in Shanghai, climbed to seventh in the Race to Turin and now meets world No. 1 Alexander Zverev.

Photo: Oleg Yunakov / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

5 Oct

Alcaraz survives 16-point slump to beat Munar and reach Tokyo final

Alcaraz lost 16 straight points and the first set before beating Munar 5-7, 6-3, 6-1. He meets Lehečka, who routed Vacherot, in Tuesday's final.

Photo: Oleg Yunakov / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

3 Oct

Alcaraz saves four set points, cruises past Arnaldi into Tokyo quarters

Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz won six straight points from 2-6 down in the tiebreak and beat Matteo Arnaldi 7-6(6), 6-1. Denis Shapovalov awaits.

Photo: The White House derivative work: Kacir / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

28 Sept

Sinner Out, Djokovic Back as China Open Field Resets

World No. 1 Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from Beijing with a lingering knee injury, clearing the way for Novak Djokovic's first China Open in 11 years.