Taylor Fritz (center) lifts the laver cup 2025 trophy in the company of his companions from the rest of the world.
Foto: Eph – John G. Smell
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The rest of the world once again hit the table at the laver cup and was crowned champion this Sunday in San Francisco (USA). In the Chase Center, headquarters of the 2025 edition of the tournament, the team led by André Agassi won 15-9 on Europe
The final triumph was delivered by Taylor Fritz, who beat Alexander Zverev 6-3 and 7-6 (4). The American was more aggressive in the key moments and sealed the victory with authority against a German rival who had kept the hopes of the old continent alive.
With this result, the series was already resolved in favor of the rest of the world before the latest scheduled commitments. It was also the formalization of his third title in the history of the competition, which reduced to two the advantage of the Europeans in the Palmares.
The champion team, in addition to having Fritz, also ordered the talent of Alex de Miñaur (Australia), Francisco Cerúando (Argentina), Alex Michelsen (United States), Joao Fonseca (Brazil) and Riley Opelka (United States).
On the European side, the Frenchman Yannick Noah wore a payroll with weight names as among those of Carlos Alcaraz (Spain) and Zverev. Holger Rune (Denmark), Casper Ruud (Norway), Jakub Mensik (Chews) and Flavio Cobolli (Italy) also said present.
The laver Cup, which faces six European players against six from the rest of the world with an additional substitute chosen by each captain, has established itself as a special appointment in the tennis calendar. It premiered in 2017 and its name is a tribute to the Rod Laver legend.
The 2026 edition will be played at the O2 Arena in London, where Europe will seek revenge at home and the rest of the world will try to confirm its recent hegemony in a tournament that every year gains more prestige.
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