Davis Cup Champions List: Past Winners by Year, Most title Won, History Since 1900

Davis Cup is a 122 Years old prestigious international Men's teams' tournament. It is organized by the International Tennis Federation ( ITF ) annually from competing countries in a knock-out format.

It is formally known as "World cup of Tennis", & winners referred to as the World Champion team.

The first event of Davis Cup Tennis was held in 1900 as Challenge Cup between the USA & Great Britain & Won by USA 3-0 final scores.

The most successful winning team of Davis Cup is by the USA are 32 times, & as a runner-up, 29 times, & on 2nd is the Australia most winning titles are 28 times and finished as a runner-up 20 times in tennis history.

The USA has the record by winning Davis Cup the 7th time's Consecutive titles from 1920-1926.

The Most appearance in Davis Cup finals is by Australia 23 times from 1946 to 1968.

Most Individuals titles of Davis Cup wins by Ray Emerson, Australia is 8 times. And on 3rd is Great Britain by winning titles 9 times & last win in 2015, and in 1936.

Berrettini and Cobolli lead Italy to 2-0 final win over Spain, securing their fourth Davis Cup title and first on home soil, all without Sinner or Musetti. Spain played without Carlos Alcaraz.

Nadal conquered the Spanish team to a 2-0 victory over Canada in Davis Cup 2019 final, recording a 6-3 7-6(7) triumph over Denis Shapovalov after Roberto Bautista Agut had defeated Felix Auger-Aliasimme 7-6(3) 6-3 to set Spain on their way to the title.

The results secured a sixth Davis Cup crown for Spain – their first since defeating Argentina in Seville in 2011, while first comes in 2000 when they beat Australia 3-0.

Full List of Davis Cup Winners, runners-up 1900-2022.

Here is the Complete List of Davis Cup winners since the competition began in 1900 to current 2022 Canada Champions:

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Year Champion Score Runner-Up Venue

2015 Great Britain 3–1 Belgium Belgium

2014 Switzerland 3–1 France France

2013 Czech Republic 3–2 Serbia Serbia

2012 Czech Republic 3–2 Spain Czech Republic

2011 Spain 3–1 Argentina Spain

2010 Serbia 3–2 France Serbia

2009 Spain 5–0 Czech Republic Spain

2008 Spain 3–1 Argentina Argentina

2007 USA 4–1 Russia USA

2006 Russia 3–2 Argentina Russia

2005 Croatia 3–2 Slovakia Slovakia

2004 Spain 3–2 USA Spain

2003 Australia 3–1 Spain Australia

2002 Russia 3–2 France France

2001 France 3–2 Australia Australia

2000 Spain 3–1 Australia Spain

1999 Australia 3–2 France France

1998 Sweden 4–1 Italy Italy

1997 Sweden 5–0 USA Sweden

1996 France 3–2 Sweden Sweden

1995 USA 3–2 Russia Russia

1994 Sweden 4–1 Russia Russia

1993 Germany 4–1 Australia Germany

1992 USA 3–1 Switzerland USA

1991 France 3–1 USA France

1990 USA 3–2 Australia USA

1989 West Germany 3–2 Sweden West Germany

1988 West Germany 4–1 Sweden Sweden

1987 Sweden 5–0 India Sweden

1986 Australia 3–2 Sweden Australia

1985 Sweden 3–2 West Germany West Germany

1984 Sweden 4–1 USA Sweden

1983 Australia 3–2 Sweden Australia

1982 USA 4–1 France France

1981 USA 3–1 Argentina USA

1980 Czechoslovakia 4–1 Italy Czechoslovakia

1979 USA 5–0 Italy USA

1978 USA 4–1 Great Britain USA

1977 Australia 3–1 Italy Australia

1976 Italy 4–1 Chile Chile

1975 Sweden 3–2 Czechoslovakia Sweden

1974 South Africa – India (walkover) South Africa

1973 Australia 5–0 USA USA

1972 USA 3–2 Romania Romania

1971 USA 3–2 Romania USA

1970 USA 5–0 West Germany USA

1969 USA 5–0 Romania USA

1968 USA 4–1 Australia Australia

1967 Australia 4–1 Spain Australia

1966 Australia 4–1 India Australia

1965 Australia 4–1 Spain Australia

1964 Australia 3–2 USA USA

1963 USA 3–2 Australia Australia

1962 Australia 5–0 Mexico Australia

1961 Australia 5–0 Italy Australia

1960 Australia 4–1 Italy Australia

1959 Australia 3–2 USA USA

1958 USA 3–2 Australia Australia

1957 Australia 3–2 USA Australia

1956 Australia 5–0 USA Australia

1955 Australia 5–0 USA USA

1954 USA 3–2 Australia Australia

1953 Australia 3–2 USA Australia

1952 Australia 4–1 USA Australia

1951 Australia 3–2 USA Australia

1950 Australia 4–1 USA USA

1949 USA 4–1 Australia USA

1948 USA 5–0 Australia USA

1947 USA 4–1 Australia USA

1946 USA 5–0 Australia Australia

1939 Australia 3–2 USA USA

1938 USA 3–2 Australia USA

1937 USA 4–1 Great Britain England

1936 Great Britain 3–2 Australia England

1935 Great Britain 5–0 USA England

1934 Great Britain 4–1 USA England

1933 Great Britain 3–2 France France

1932 France 3–2 USA France

1931 France 3–2 Great Britain France

1930 France 4–1 USA France

1929 France 3–2 USA France

1928 France 4–1 USA France

1927 France 3–2 USA USA

1926 USA 4–1 France USA

1925 USA 5–0 France USA

1924 USA 5–0 Australia USA

1923 USA 4–1 Australia USA

1922 USA 4–1 Australasia USA

1921 USA 5–0 Japan USA

1920 USA 5–0 Australasia New Zealand

1919 Australasia 4–1 Great Britain Australia

1914 Australasia 3–2 USA USA

1913 USA 3–2 Great Britain England

1912 British Isles 3–2 Australasia Australia

1911 Australasia 5–0 USA New Zealand

1909 Australasia 5–0 USA Australia

1908 Australasia 3–2 USA Australia

1907 Australasia 3–2 British Isles England

1906 British Isles 5–0 USA England

1905 British Isles 5–0 USA England

1904 British Isles 5–0 Belgium England

1903 British Isles 4–1 USA USA

1902 USA 3–2 British Isles USA

1900 USA 3–0 British Isles USA

Davis cup winners by Countries, Most titles won By Teams

Country - Wins - Last final won

United States -- 32 - 2007

Australia - Australasia -- 28 - 2003

France -- 10 - 2017

Great Britain -- 10 - 2015

Sweden -- 7 - 1998

Spain -- 6 - 2019

Czech Republic -- 3 - 2013

Germany -- 3 - 1993

Russia -- 3 - 2021

Croatia -- 2 - 2018

Argentina -- 1 - 2016

Italy - 1 - 1976

Serbia - 1 - 2010

South Africa - 1 - 1974

Switzerland - 1 - 2014

Canada -- 1 - 2022

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