The Laver Cup was an epic showdown until the last point and now it’s time to break it down!
Andy Roddick and Jon Wertheim dive into the highlights from Sunday’s matches, dissect Team World’s dramatic victory, and consider whether “MVPs” Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur can build on their gutsy performances.
The Served team then brings you an on-the-ground perspective of the final match’s electric atmosphere, proof that there truly is nothing better than live sports.
Plus, hear parting thoughts from the event and a huge thank you to all the Chuckers who came to the live shows and to the crews who made it all possible!
Relive Every Moment: Served Live from the Laver Cup
After you watch the Laver Cup Recap show, make sure you check out these can’t-miss interviews:
Be on the lookout for our ‘Best of Show’ which will feature behind-the-scenes content from San Francisco, a compilation of Andy getting roasted on stage, and more.
BJK Cup: Italy Rolls USA to Defend Title
Italy successfully defended its Billie Jean King Cup title with a 2-0 sweep of the United States in Sunday’s finals. Elisabetta Cocciaretto upset Emma Navarro 6-4, 6-4 to give Italy the early lead, and Jasmine Paolini sealed the victory by defeating Jessica Pegula 6-4, 6-2.
Italy captured its sixth women’s world title since 2006 and moves to fourth-most all time.
Paolini said she hopes Italy’s success can inspire the next generation of tennis players.
Swiatek Wins 25th Title at Korea Open
Iga Swiatek shook off early struggles and capitalized in the deciding moments to beat Ekaterina Alexandrova 1-6, 7-6 (3), 7-5 in the WTA 500 Korea Open Final on Sunday. Swiatek won her third title of the season despite being broken five times, committing nine double faults, and having fewer total points than Alexandrova in the match.
The World No. 2 became the first player born in the 2000s, man or woman, to reach 25 career titles.
Swiatek also claimed her 57th match win of the year, surpassing Aryna Sabalenka for the most wins on tour; across both the ATP and WTA tours, only Carlos Alcaraz has won more matches this season (61).
Chengdu & Hangzhou Open Finals Preview
Top seed Lorenzo Musetti meets Alejandro Tabilo in the Chengdu Open final Tuesday morning.
At the Hangzhou Open, Alexander Bublik became the fourth man this season to reach a final on all three surfaces. The No. 3 seed will face French qualifier Valentin Royer, who is making his first ATP Tour final appearance.
Note: Both finals begin early Tuesday morning Eastern Time. Click here for live scores/results.
Other Headlines
Roger Federer on where the Laver Cup goes from here
Beatriz Haddad Maia ends her season to focus on heath
Draw released for WTA 1000 China Open
Draws released for ATP China Open, Japan Open
Pickleball For All: The National Pickleball League is adding three new age-specific divisions, along with a new series of tournaments to expand opportunities for older players.
Pickleball on the Sea: StarDream Cruises is adding pickleball courts to its fleet, allowing passengers to play while on trips.
America’s Padel Boom: American padel players explain why they’re hooked on this rapidly-growing sport and why they like it better than pickleball.
Butler’s Padel Training: Golden State Warriors star, and avid racket sports fan, Jimmy Butler said he’s playing padel as a way to train his hand-eye coordination and reflexes ahead of the upcoming NBA season.
Our September 16th Newsletter Poll Results: Out of the upcoming team events (BJK, Laver, Davis Cup Finals) 68% of respondents said they were most excited for the Laver Cup.
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