Under the command of Andre Agassi and Patrick Rafter, the world team arrives on Laver Cup Sunday at 9-3 advantage over Time Europa. This Sunday (21/09), unlike the first two days of competition, the decisive round will start with a double match, followed by simple games.
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LAVER CUP: POINTS OF EACH TIME
Friday
- Casper Ruud (Europe) defeated Reilly Opelka (team world) – Europe 1 point
- Jakub Pemik (Europa) Venceu Alex Michelsen (Mundo) – Europa 1 Ponto
- João Fonseca (team world) won Flavio Cobolli (Europe) – World 1 Point
- Doubles: Carlos Alcaraz / Jakub Mensik (Europe) beat Taylor Fritz / Alex Michelsen (World) – Europe 1 point
Score at the end of Friday:
| Time | Points |
|---|---|
| Europa | 3 |
| Time World | 1 |
Saturday
Each victory on Saturday is worth 2 points.
- Alex de Minaur (world) defeated Alexander Zverev (Europe) – +2 points for the world
- Francisco Cerundolo (World) won Holger Rune (Europe) – +2 points for the world
- Taylor Fritz (World) won Carlos Alcaraz (Europe) – +2 points for the world
- Doubles: Alex de Minaur / Alex Michelsen (World) won Casper Ruud / Holger Rune (Europe) – +2 points for the world
Score added so far:
| Time | Friday | Saturday | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Europa | 3 | 0 | 3 |
| Time World | 1 | 8 | 9 |
Sunday’s matches are worth three points each.
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Laver Cup: Games this Sunday (21/09)
Programming – Sunday, September 21
Chase Center, San Francisco – From 16h (from Brasilia)
| Order | Type | Players / Doubles |
|---|---|---|
| Starting 1 (doubles) | Pairs | Carlos Alcaraz & Casper Ruud (Europe) vs. Alex Michelsen & Reilly Opelka (Mundo) |
| Starting 2 (simple) | Simple | Jakub Menšík (Europa) vs. Alex de Minaur (Mundo) |
| Starting 3 (simple) | Simple | Carlos Alcaraz (Europe) vs. Francisco Cerúando (World) |
| Starting 4 (simple) | Simple | Alexander Zverev (Europa) vs. Taylor Fritz (Mundo) |
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What is Laver Cup?
Laver Cup is an international men’s tennis tournament created in 2017, which brings together some of the best players in the world in a unique competition format. The event divides the athletes into two teams: Time Europa and Time Mundo (composed of tennis players from the Americas, Asia, Africa and Oceania).
The name of the tournament is a tribute to the legendary Australian tennis player Rod Laver, considered one of the greatest in the history of the sport.
The competition takes place annually, a few days after the US Open, in cities different with each edition, alternating between locations in Europe and outside it. Each team is made up of six players, three chosen based on the ranking and three other invited by the captains.
Games include simple and paid matches played over three days, with progressive scores every round.
Ryder Cup’s tennis response brings together 12 of the best men’s players – six from Team Europa and six from the World team – for a three -day event.
Friday’s games guarantee a point to the winner. Already on Saturday, each victory means two points and, on Sunday, three. At the end of the disputes, the team – Europe or the World – that adds the highest score, is champion.
To get the title, the team must accumulate at least 13 points. In case of a tie after all 12 games, Laver Cup is decided in a pair match.
European captain Yannick Noah climbed Spanish Carlos Alcaraz, German Alexander Zverev, Norwegian Casper Ruud, Czech Jakub Mensik, Italian Flavio Cobolli and Danish Holger Rune.
Andre Agassi summoned the American trio Taylor Fritz, Reilly Opelka and Alex Michelsen, as well as Australian Alex de Minaur, Argentine Francisco Cerundolo and Brazilian João Fonseca for the world team.
