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Why is the Davis cup called the Davis cup?
It's always been called the Davis Cup since its inception in 1900
How many woman are allowed on Davis cup tennis team?
None - the women's tennis equivalent is the Fed Cup.
What was the ladies Davis cup called?
The Federation Cup.
What is the women's version of the Ryder Cup?
It is called the Solheim Cup.
When was Davis Cup created?
Davis Cup was created in 1900.
How is Davis Cup played?
Tennis is the sport associated with the Davis Cup.
Was there someone called Ivan in the US Davis Cup Team in 1980?
Yes he was called Ivan Lendl.
How are the Davis cup and federation cup different to grand slam?
Davis Cup (for men) and Fed Cup (for women) are tournaments played in team format in which the teams are made up of players from various countries (i.e. the United States has a Davis Cup and Fed Cup team, as does France, and Spain, and so on). In Davis and Fed Cup, the team to win three out of five matches moves on to the next round in the tournament (which spans over the course of the entire season). Unlike Grand Slam tournaments, players are not playing as individuals, for ranking points, or even for money.
Who won the 2010 Davis Cup?
The 2010 Davis cup final is not decided as yet.
When was Lithuania Davis Cup team created?
Lithuania Davis Cup team was created in 1994.
When did India reach the finals of Davis cup?
India reached the finals of the Davis Cup in 1966, 1974 and 1987. However, they have never won the Davis Cup.
What is the 'Fed Cup' in tennis?
According to the Fed Cup Official Website (refer to the link, below), the women's Federation (Fed) Cup was created in 1963 to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the International Tennis Federation. Similar to the men's Davis Cup tournament, professional women tennis players from many nations compete in this event.
