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TEAMS NAMED FOR 2025 UNITED CUP



Seven of the world's top 10 women and six of the world's top 12 men are locked in for the 2025 United Cup to kickstart the 2025 Tennis season.


LIST OF QUALIFIED COUNTRIES AND PLAYER ENTRY LIST

ATP

6

225

38*

USA

Taylor Fritz

Denis Kudla

Robert Galloway

 

WTA

3

9

10*

 

Coco Gauff

Danielle Collins

Desirae Krawczyk

 

12

117

27*

POLAND

Hubert Hurkacz

Kamil Majchrzak

Jan Zielinski

 

 

1

175

P65*

 

Iga Swiatek

Maja Chwalinska

Alicja Rosolska

 

 

11

504

76*

GREECE

Stefanos Tsitsipas

Stefanos Sakellaridis

Petros Tsitsipas

 

22

288

136*

 

Maria Sakkari

Despina Papamichail

Valentini Grammatikopoulou

 

 

30

150

6*

ITALY

Flavio Cobolli

Matteo Gigante

Andrea Vavassori

 

 

6

90

72*

 

 

Jasmine Paolini

Sara Errani

Angelica Moratelli

 

 

46

280

199*

 

CHINA

Zhang Zhizhen

Bai Yan

Sun Fajing

 

7

168

30*

 

 

Zheng Qinwen

Gao Xinyu

Zhang Shuai

 

 

19

110

12*

 

GREAT BRITAIN

Jack Draper

Billy Harris

Joe Salisbury

 

35

160

40*

 

Katie Boulter

Yuriko Lily Miyazaki

Olivia Nicholls

 

21

272

230*

CANADA

Felix Auger-Aliassime

Liam Draxl

Benjamin Sogouin

 

 

34

277

183*

 

Leylah Fernandez

Stacey Fung

Ariana Arseneault

 

25

369

78*

CZECHIA

Tomas Machac

Marek Gengel

Patrik Rikl

 

 

P9

218

J19

 

Karolina Muchova

Gabriela Knutson

Vendula Valdmannova

 

61

173

57*

 

KAZAKHSTAN

Alexander Shevchenko

Dmitry Popko

Aleksandr Nedovyesov

 

 

5

314

 

Elena Rybakina

Zhibek Kulambayeva

 

 

16

71

19*

FRANCE

Ugo Humbert

Corentin Moutet

Edouard Roger-Vasselin

 

 

52

105

96*

 

 

Diane Parry

Chloe Paquet

Elixane Lechemia

 

 

3

269

15*

 

GERMANY

Alexander Zverev

Daniel Masur

Tim Puetz

 

 

89

545

P179*

 

 

Laura Siegemund

Lena Papadakis

Vivian Heisen

 

 

9

191

7*

 

AUSTRALIA

Alex de Minaur

Omar Jasika

Matthew Ebden

 

 

84

196

13*

 

Olivia Gadecki

Destanee Aiava

Ellen Perez

 

88

175

36*

 

BRAZIL

Thiago Monteiro

Gustavo Heide

Rafael Matos

 

 

10

305

29*

 

 

Beatriz Haddad Maia

Carolina Alves

Luisa Stefani

 

P18

190

119*

SPAIN

Pablo Carreno Busta

Carlos Taberner

Sergio Martos Gornes

 

 

62

153

86*

 

Jessica Bouzas Maneiro

Marina Bassols Ribera

Yvonne Cavalle-Reimers

 

8

444

J1

 

NORWAY

Casper Ruud

Viktor Durasovic

Nicolai Budkov Kjaer

 

 

465

P486

44*

 

Malene Helgo

Emilie Lindh Gallagher

Ulrikke Elkeri

 

P94

290

159*

 

SWITZERLAND

Dominic Stricker

Remy Bertola

Jakub Paul

 

 

P15

234

101*

 

 

Belinda Bencic

Celine Naef

Conny Perrin

 

P= Protected ranking, J= Junior ranking, *= Doubles ranking

 

The official draw will be held this Monday. Countries will be drawn into six groups of three countries.

 

Watch the draw live from 11.30am AEDT on the United Cup Facebook page.

 

The tournament schedule will be released on Tuesday 22 October with tickets to the United Cup group stage on sale from 5.00pm local time in each host city.

 

Adult prices start from $40 and from $20 for children 3-12 years of age. Family passes (two adults and two children) start from $100.

 

Format and qualification

  • The third edition of United Cup will be held from Friday 27 December to Sunday 5 January 2025

  • The group stage in Perth (RAC Arena) runs from Friday 27 December to Tuesday 31 December. The quarterfinals in Perth will be held on Wednesday 1 January (New Year’s Day)

  • The group stage in Sydney (Ken Rosewall Arena) runs from Saturday 28 December to Wednesday 1 January (New Year’s Day). The quarterfinals in Sydney will be held across Thursday 2 and Friday 3 January

  • Sydney will host two semifinals on Saturday 4 January followed by the United Cup final from 5.30pm on Sunday 5 January

  • Teams travelling from Perth to Sydney have a travel day and rest day before their semifinal matches

  • At the entry deadline on 16 October, ten countries qualified for the United Cup via the five highest-ranked men and five highest-ranked women entered, based on their PIF ATP and WTA rankings

  • Eight teams qualify according to the best combined ranking of the highest-ranked men’s and women’s players from the same country

  • New for 2025 - at the second qualification date, if there is a player in the Top 10 (maximum 1 ATP and 1 WTA player) of the latest PIF ATP or WTA rankings who has entered and has an eligible team but has not been accepted based on their individual ATP/WTA ranking, they will be accepted, and their team will replace the lowest ranked team with combined ranking

  • Australia is guaranteed entry, either directly via ranking or as a wildcard

  • Seedings are based on the combined ranking of the No.1 ATP and No.1 WTA player

  • Each city will host nine teams each - three groups of three countries, competing in a round robin format

  • Each tie will comprise one men’s singles and one women’s singles match featuring the No.1 ranked singles players, and one mixed doubles match

  • Singles matches are best of three tie-break sets. Mixed doubles matches are two tie-break sets with a deciding match tie-break (10 point) at one set all

  • Group winners in each city advance to the quarterfinals with one quarterfinal spot in each city awarded to the best runner up in that city

  • Winners will progress to the semifinals and final to be played in Sydney

  • The United Cup official draw determines where the top 16 countries will play. The second qualification date of 19 November will determine the final two teams.

 

Schedule and tickets

  • The tournament schedule will be released on Tuesday 22 October

  • Tickets for the United Cup quarterfinals in Perth are on sale via Ticketek

  • Tickets for the United Cup quarterfinals, semifinals and final in Sydney are on sale via Ticketmaster

  • Tickets for the United Cup group stage go on sale Tuesday 22 October at 5.00pm local time in each host city.

 

Follow @UnitedCupTennis on social media for the latest tournament news.

 

 

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