List of Davis Cup champions - wikipedia List of Davis Cup champions List of Davis Cup champions Current season, competition or edition : 2017 Davis Cup Sport tennis Founded 1900 ; 117 years ago ( 1900 ) Founder Dwight F. Davis No. of teams 16 ( World Group ) 135 ( 2016 total ) Countries ITF member nations Most recent champion ( s ) France ( 10 titles ) Most titles United States ( 32 titles ) Official website daviscup.com The Davis Cup is an annual international team event in men 's tennis. Established in 1900 as the International Lawn Tennis Challenge, it is run by the International Tennis Federation ( ITF ), who describe it as the `` World Cup of tennis. '' The first event in 1900 was a match between Great Britain and the United States, while 135 nations have entered the 2016 Davis Cup. The tournament sees players competing for their country in four singles and one doubles matches, known as rubbers, over the course of three days, with the team that wins three rubbers progressing. The countries are divided into groups based upon their location or performance in previous years. The Davis Cup World Group is the top level of the competition and features matches between players from the top 16 countries at the start of the year. Countries that lose their first round match face a relegation play - off against winning countries from the continental zones. World Group winning countries progress to the quarter - finals. Nations have to win a further three ties in order to claim the position of Davis Cup Champions. The United States are the most successful nation in the history of the competition, with 32 victories. Australia are second with 28 and Great Britain are third with 10. Teams from Europe have won the competition the most with 42 victories, followed by North America with 32 and Oceania with 28. Argentina are the current champions, they beat Croatia 3 -- 2 in the final in 2016. Contents 1 History 2 Winners 3 Performance by team 4 Performance by continent 5 References History The Davis Cup was founded in 1900 as the International Lawn Tennis Challenge. Four members of Harvard University wished to challenge Great Britain in a tennis competition. One of the American players, Dwight F. Davis, designed a tournament format and ordered a sterling silver trophy from Shreve, Crump & Low for approximately $1,000. The first match, held at Longwood Cricket Club in Boston, Massachusetts, was won by the American team 3 -- 0. There was no match the following year, but the United States retained the trophy in 1902, beating Great Britain 3 -- 2. This was followed by four successive victories for Britain, from 1903 to 1906. The 1904 Davis Cup saw new teams compete for the first time, as Belgium and France entered. Australasia ( Australia and New Zealand ) became the first victors outside of Britain and the United States when they won the tournament in 1907. No tournament was held in 1910 as no country challenged Australasia, who retained the trophy until 1912 when they were defeated by Great Britain. The United States and Australasia won the two competitions prior to the outbreak of the First World War, in 1914. The tournament resumed in 1919, with Australasia retaining the trophy, beating Great Britain 4 -- 1. The Americans won the following seven tournaments before they were defeated 3 -- 2 by France in 1927. The tournament underwent restructuring for the 1923 edition. Teams were split into two zones ; the ' America Zone ' and ' Europe Zone ', with the winners playing each other to determine who would face the defending champions. Doubles match between the Australasia and British isles in the 1912 International Lawn Tennis Challenge final. The French won a further five successive tournaments before they were beaten 3 -- 2 by Great Britain in 1933. Australia were the last champions before the onset of the Second World War. They beat the United States 3 -- 2 in 1939. Upon resumption of the tournament in 1946, it was renamed the Davis Cup after the death of Dwight D. Davis in 1945. The United States regained the title after they beat Australia 5 -- 0. They retained the title until 1950 when Australia won 4 -- 1. This marked the start of Australian dominance of the Davis Cup, as they only lost three times from 1950 to 1967. Prior to 1972, the champion received a bye directly to the final. This was changed so that the champion had to play in every round. The 1974 Davis Cup marked the first time that neither Australia or the United States won the final since 1936, as South Africa and India were the finalists. However, the final was not contested as the Indian team refused to travel to South Africa in protest at the South African government 's apartheid policies. South Africa were awarded the Davis Cup on walkover. Sweden beat Czechoslovakia 3 -- 2 the following year to become the first European nation since 1936 to win the Davis Cup. The Davis Cup underwent further reorganisation in 1981 when a 16 team World Group was introduced. The remaining nations were split into regional groups with promotion and relegation to and from the World Group. Sweden reached two more finals in 1988 and 1989 but lost both times to West Germany. The United States regained the title in 1990, but they lost 3 -- 1 to France the following year. They regained the title a year later, but could not defend it in 1993 as Germany won. Sweden were victorious in 1994, and they won a further two Davis Cups in 1997 and 1998. Australia regained the Davis Cup in 1999, but they lost the following two finals to Spain and France respectively. Russia won their first Davis Cup in 2002, before Australia regained the title the following year. Spain won the tournament for the second time in 2004, and would win a further three titles in 2008, 2009 and 2011. The Czech Republic won successive Davis Cups in 2012 and 2013, before Switzerland won their first title in 2014. Great Britain won their first Davis Cup since 1936 when they beat Belgium 3 -- 1. Winners Key * Title won by away country Grass Clay CP Carpet Hard Ix Indoor The `` Year '' column refers to the year the Davis Cup tournament was held, and wikilinks to the article about that tournament. Links in the `` Winners '' and `` Runners - up '' columns point to the articles for the national teams of the countries, not the articles for the countries. Davis Cup champions Year Winner Score Runner - up Finals Venue ( surface ) Location 1900 United States 3 -- 0 British Isles Longwood Cricket Club ( G ) Boston, United States 1901 ~ Not contested 00 ! w / o & -- & -- & -- 1902 United States 3 -- 2 British Isles Crescent Athletic Club ( G ) Brooklyn, United States 1903 British Isles 4 -- 1 * United States Longwood Cricket Club ( G ) Boston, United States 1904 British Isles 5 -- 0 Belgium Worple Road ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1905 British Isles 5 -- 0 United States Queen 's Club ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1906 British Isles 5 -- 0 United States Worple Road ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1907 Australasia 3 -- 2 * British Isles Worple Road ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1908 Australasia 3 -- 2 United States Albert Ground ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1909 Australasia 5 -- 0 United States Double Bay Grounds ( G ) Sydney, Australia 1910 ~ Not contested 00 ! w / o & -- & -- & -- 1911 Australasia 4 -- 0 United States Lancaster Park ( G ) Christchurch, New Zealand 1912 British Isles 3 -- 2 * Australasia Albert Ground ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1913 United States 3 -- 2 * Great Britain Worple Road ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1914 Australasia 3 -- 2 * United States West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1915 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1916 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1917 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1918 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1919 Australasia 4 -- 1 Great Britain Double Bay Grounds ( G ) Sydney, Australia 1920 United States 5 -- 0 * Australasia Domain Cricket Club ( G ) Auckland, New Zealand 1921 United States 5 -- 0 Japan West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1922 United States 4 -- 1 Australasia West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1923 United States 4 -- 1 Australia West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1924 United States 5 -- 0 Australia Germantown Cricket Club ( G ) Philadelphia, United States 1925 United States 5 -- 0 France Germantown Cricket Club ( G ) Philadelphia, United States 1926 United States 4 -- 1 France Germantown Cricket Club ( G ) Philadelphia, United States 1927 France 3 -- 2 * United States Germantown Cricket Club ( G ) Philadelphia, United States 1928 France 4 -- 1 United States Stade Roland Garros ( C ) Paris, France 1929 France 3 -- 2 United States Stade Roland Garros ( C ) Paris, France 1930 France 4 -- 1 United States Stade Roland Garros ( C ) Paris, France 1931 France 3 -- 2 Great Britain Stade Roland Garros ( C ) Paris, France 1932 France 3 -- 2 United States Stade Roland Garros ( C ) Paris, France 1933 Great Britain 3 -- 2 * France Stade Roland Garros ( C ) Paris, France 1934 Great Britain 4 -- 1 United States Centre Court, Wimbledon ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1935 Great Britain 5 -- 0 United States Centre Court, Wimbledon ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1936 Great Britain 3 -- 2 Australia Centre Court, Wimbledon ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1937 United States 4 -- 1 * Great Britain Centre Court, Wimbledon ( G ) London, United Kingdom 1938 United States 3 -- 2 Australia Germantown Cricket Club ( G ) Philadelphia, United States 1939 Australia 3 -- 2 * United States Merion Cricket Club ( G ) Haverford, United States 1940 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1941 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1942 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1943 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1944 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1945 ~ Not contested & -- & -- & -- & -- 1946 United States 5 -- 0 * Australia Kooyong Stadium ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1947 United States 4 -- 1 Australia West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1948 United States 5 -- 0 Australia West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1949 United States 4 -- 1 Australia West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1950 Australia 4 -- 1 * United States West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1951 Australia 3 -- 2 United States White City Stadium ( G ) Sydney, Australia 1952 Australia 4 -- 1 United States Memorial Drive Tennis Centre ( G ) Adelaide, Australia 1953 Australia 3 -- 2 United States Kooyong Stadium ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1954 United States 3 -- 2 * Australia White City Stadium ( G ) Sydney, Australia 1955 Australia 5 -- 0 * United States West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1956 Australia 5 -- 0 United States Memorial Drive Tennis Centre ( G ) Adelaide, Australia 1957 Australia 3 -- 2 United States Kooyong Stadium ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1958 United States 3 -- 2 * Australia Milton Courts ( G ) Brisbane, Australia 1959 Australia 3 -- 2 * United States West Side Tennis Club ( G ) New York City, United States 1960 Australia 4 -- 1 Italy White City Stadium ( G ) Sydney, Australia 1961 Australia 5 -- 0 Italy Kooyong Stadium ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1962 Australia 5 -- 0 Mexico Milton Courts ( G ) Brisbane, Australia 1963 United States 3 -- 2 * Australia Memorial Drive Tennis Centre ( G ) Adelaide, Australia 1964 Australia 3 -- 2 * United States Harold Clark Courts ( C ) Cleveland, United States 1965 Australia 4 -- 1 Spain White City Stadium ( G ) Sydney, Australia 1966 Australia 4 -- 1 India Kooyong Stadium ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1967 Australia 4 -- 1 Spain Milton Courts ( G ) Brisbane, Australia 1968 United States 4 -- 1 * Australia Memorial Drive Tennis Centre ( G ) Adelaide, Australia 1969 United States 5 -- 0 Romania Harold Clark Courts ( H ) Cleveland, United States 1970 United States 5 -- 0 West Germany Harold Clark Courts ( H ) Cleveland, United States 1971 United States 3 -- 2 Romania Olde Providence Racquet Club ( C ) Charlotte, United States 1972 United States 3 -- 2 * Romania Club Sportiv Progresul ( C ) Bucharest, Romania 1973 Australia 5 -- 0 * United States Public Auditorium ( ICp ) Cleveland, United States South Africa 00 ! w / o India & -- & -- Sweden 3 -- 2 Czechoslovakia Kungliga tennishallen ( ICp ) Stockholm, Sweden 1976 Italy 4 -- 1 * Chile Estadio Nacional ( C ) Santiago, Chile 1977 Australia 3 -- 1 Italy White City Stadium ( G ) Sydney, Australia 1978 United States 4 -- 1 Great Britain Mission Hills CC ( H ) Rancho Mirage, United States 1979 United States 5 -- 0 Italy Civic Auditorium ( ICp ) San Francisco, United States 1980 Czechoslovakia 4 -- 1 Italy Sportovní Hala ( ICp ) Prague, Czechoslovakia 1981 United States 3 -- 1 Argentina Riverfront Coliseum ( ICp ) Cincinnati, United States 1982 United States 4 -- 1 * France Palais des Sports ( IC ) Grenoble, France Australia 3 -- 2 Sweden Kooyong Stadium ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 1984 Sweden 4 -- 1 United States Scandinavium ( IC ) Gothenburg, Sweden 1985 Sweden 3 -- 2 * West Germany Olympiahalle ( ICp ) Munich, West Germany 1986 Australia 3 -- 2 Sweden Kooyong Stadium ( G ) Melbourne, Australia Sweden 5 -- 0 India Scandinavium ( IC ) Gothenburg, Sweden 1988 West Germany 4 -- 1 * Sweden Scandinavium ( IC ) Gothenburg, Sweden 1989 West Germany 3 -- 2 Sweden Schleyerhalle ( ICp ) Stuttgart, West Germany 1990 United States 3 -- 2 Australia Suncoast Dome ( IC ) St. Petersburg, United States 1991 France 3 -- 1 United States Palais des Sports de Gerland ( ICp ) Lyon, France 1992 United States 3 -- 1 Switzerland Tarrant County Center ( IH ) Fort Worth, United States 1993 Germany 4 -- 1 Australia Exhibition Hall ( IC ) Düsseldorf, Germany 1994 Sweden 4 -- 1 * Russia Olympic Stadium ( ICp ) Moscow, Russia 1995 United States 3 -- 2 * Russia Olympic Stadium ( IC ) Moscow, Russia France 3 -- 2 * Sweden Mässan Hall ( IH ) Malmö, Sweden 1997 Sweden 5 -- 0 United States Scandinavium ( ICp ) Gothenburg, Sweden 1998 Sweden 4 -- 1 * Italy Forum ( IC ) Milan, Italy 1999 Australia 3 -- 2 * France Acropolis Exhibition Hall ( IC ) Nice, France 2000 Spain 3 -- 1 Australia Palau Sant Jordi ( IC ) Barcelona, Spain 2001 France 3 -- 2 * Australia Rod Laver Arena ( G ) Melbourne, Australia 2002 Russia 3 -- 2 * France Palais Omnisports ( IC ) Paris, France 2003 Australia 3 -- 1 Spain Rod Laver Arena ( G ) Melbourne, Australia Spain 3 -- 2 United States Estadio de La Cartuja ( IC ) Seville, Spain 2005 Croatia 3 -- 2 * Slovakia Sibamac Arena ( IH ) Bratislava, Slovakia 2006 Russia 3 -- 2 Argentina Olympic Stadium ( IH ) Moscow, Russia 2007 United States 4 -- 1 Russia Memorial Coliseum ( IH ) Portland, United States 2008 Spain 3 -- 1 * Argentina Polideportivo Islas Malvinas ( IH ) Mar del Plata, Argentina 2009 Spain 5 -- 0 Czech Republic Palau Sant Jordi ( IC ) Barcelona, Spain Serbia 3 -- 2 France Belgrade Arena ( IH ) Belgrade, Serbia 2011 Spain 3 -- 1 Argentina Estadio de La Cartuja ( IC ) Seville, Spain 2012 Czech Republic 3 -- 2 Spain O2 Arena ( IH ) Prague, Czech Republic 2013 Czech Republic 3 -- 2 * Serbia Kombank Arena ( IH ) Belgrade, Serbia 2014 Switzerland 3 -- 1 * France Stade Pierre - Mauroy ( IC ) Lille, France 2015 Great Britain 3 -- 1 * Belgium Flanders Expo ( IC ) Ghent, Belgium 2016 Argentina 3 -- 2 * Croatia Arena Zagreb ( IH ) Zagreb, Croatia 2017 France 3 -- 2 Belgium Stade Pierre - Mauroy ( IH ) Lille, France Performance by team Country Wins Last final won Runners - up Last final lost United States 32 2007 29 Australia 28 2003 19 2001 France 10 2017 8 2014 Great Britain 10 2015 8 1978 Sweden 7 1998 5 Spain 5 2011 2012 Czech Republic 2013 2009 Germany 1993 1985 Russia 2006 2007 Italy 1976 6 1998 Argentina 2016 2011 Switzerland 2014 1992 Serbia 2013 Croatia 2005 2016 South Africa 0 & -- Belgium 0 & -- 2017 India 0 & -- Romania 0 & -- 1972 Japan 0 & -- 1921 Mexico 0 & -- 1962 Chile 0 & -- 1976 Slovakia 0 & -- 2005 Performance by continent Davis Cup performance by continent Continent Wins Runners - up Europe 43 47 North America 32 30 Oceania 28 19 South America 5 Africa 0 Asia 0 References ^ Jump up to : `` Davis Cup History ''. 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Davis Cup Current champions ( 2017 ) : France Editions 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 World Groups 1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 World Groups Play - offs 1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 World Group teams Australia Belgium Canada Croatia France Germany Great Britain Hungary Italy Japan Kazakhstan Netherlands Serbia Spain Switzerland United States Former World Group teams Argentina Austria Brazil Belarus Chile Cuba Czech Republic Czechoslovakia Denmark Ecuador India Indonesia Ireland Israel Mexico Morocco New Zealand Paraguay Peru Poland Romania Russia Slovakia South Africa South Korea Sweden Yugoslavia Zimbabwe Players American Argentine Australian Austrian Belarusian Belgian Brazilian British Canadian Chilean Croatian Cuban Czech Czechoslovak Danish Dutch Ecuadorian French German Hungarian Indian Indonesian Irish Israeli Italian Japanese Kazakhstani Korean Mexican Montenegrin Moroccan New Zealand Paraguayan Peruvian Polish Romanian Russian Serbian Slovakian South African Soviet Spanish Swedish Swiss Yugoslavian Zimbabwean List of champions Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Davis_Cup_champions&oldid=813605103 '' Categories : Davis Cup Tennis records and statistics Hidden categories : Featured lists Talk Contents About Wikipedia Italiano Português Русский Edit links This page was last edited on 4 December 2017, at 08 : 18. 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Question: which country has won most davis cups in tennis
Answer: United States