Argentina Davis Cup team
The Argentine Davis Cup team is the national team of Argentina Tennis. It is organized by the Asociación Argentina de Tenis. The Davis Cup is the most important competition for national teams in men's tennis, similar to the Fed Cup for the women.
History
Argentina plays since 1923 in the Davis Cup in 1981 and could reach the first final, which was lost to the U.S. team with 1:3. It took 25 years before the team played a final. In 2006, she lost against the Russian team 2:3. Two years later in 2008 they moved again to the final, subject, however, on home soil, the Spanish selection with 1:3. 2011 succeeded the total fourth finals, but Spain retained the upper hand again 3-1.
The most successful Argentine Davis Cup player Guillermo Vilas is. In the period from 1970 to 1984, he completed a total of 64 in singles and doubles matches, of which he won 48.
Current squad
The following players were so far during the Davis Cup in 2012 for use:
- Juan Ignacio Chela
- David Nalbandian
- Juan Mónaco
- Eduardo Schwank
Finals
The results of the finals are given from the Argentine point of view.