Switzerland Davis Cup team

The Swiss Davis Cup team is the national team of Switzerland Tennis, which represents the country in the Davis Cup. The Davis Cup is the most important competition for national teams in men's tennis, similar to the Fed Cup for the women.

History

Switzerland is taking part in the Davis Cup since 1923. The greatest success of the country celebrated in 1992, when the team led by Olympic gold medalist Marc Rosset and Jakob Hlasek reached the final. Most appearances in the Swiss Davis Cup team has Heinz Günthardt. The most successful player with 49 victories Jakob Hlasek.

Current squad

The following players were used in the Davis Cup 2014:

The fifth player was taken to the meeting:

Finals

The results of the finals are given from a Swiss perspective.

Existing national team

  • Charles Aeschliman (1924-1934) Total score: 24-26 Single Record: 15-17 Double Record: 9-9
  • Max Albrecht (1948-1953) Total score: 4-11 Single Record: 3-10 Double Record: 1-1
  • Yves Allegro (2004-2006) Total score: 4-2 Single Record: 0-0 Double Record: 4-2
  • Bernard Auberson (1963 ) Total score: 0-1 Single Record: 0-0 Double Record: 0-1
  • Erwin Balestra (1952-1958) Total score: 2-9 Single Record: 2-9 Double Record: 0-1
  • George Bastl (1998-2006) Total score: 5-9 Single Record: 3-8 Double Record: 2-1
  • Jean -Pierre Blondel (1950-1954) Total score: 2-4 Single Record: 0-1 Double Record: 2-3
  • Paul Blondel (1951-1963) Total score: 11-25 Single Record: 5-15 Double Record: 6-10
  • Michel Burgener (1970-1978) Total score: 0-9 Single Record: 0-8 Double Record: 0-1
  • Rene Buser (1946-1957) Total score: 4-6 Single Record: 0-0 Double Record: 4-6
  • Hector Chiesa ( 1930) Total score: 0-2 Single Record: 0-2 Double Record: 0-0
  • Marco Chiudinelli (2005-2006) Total score: 2-1 Single Record: 2-1 Double Record: 0-0
  • Ivan du Pasquier (1980-1982) Total score: 2-1 Single Record: 2-1 Double Record: 0-0
  • Bernard du Pont (1956 ) Total score: 1-1 Single Record: 1-1 Double Record: 0-0
  • Max Ellmer (1933-1937) Total score: 9-8 Single Record: 9-8 Double Record: 0-0
  • Roger Federer (1999-2011) Total score: 39-11 Single Record: 28-6 Double Record: 11-5
  • Maurice Ferrier (1923-1928) Total score: 2-2 Single Record: 0-0 Double Record: 2-2
  • Hector Fisher (1931-1939) Total score: 22-18 Single Record: 19-10 Double Record: 3-8
  • Martin Froesch (1955-1962) Total score: 10-13 Single Record: 8-10 Double Record: 2-3
  • Marc Rosset
  • Guy Sautter
  • Ernst Schori
  • Bruno Swiss
  • Jürg Siegrist
  • Bruno Spielmann
  • Jost Spitzer
  • Roland Stadler
  • Theodor Stalder
  • Werner Steiner
  • Alexandre Strambini
  • Dimitri Sturdza
  • Dominik Utzinger
  • Stanislas Wawrinka
  • Matthias Werren
  • Jean Wuarin
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