Colombia Davis Cup team

Colombia Davis Cup team
Colombia
Flag of Colombia.svg
Captain Felipe Beron
ITF ranking 28
Colors blue/yellow & white
First year 1959
Years played 41
Ties played (W-L) 87 (45-42)
Best finish Americas Zone Final (1974, 1981)
Most total wins Mauricio Hadad (35-11)
Most singles wins Jairo Velasco (24-12)
Most doubles wins Mauricio Hadad (12-6)
Miguel Tobon (12-8)
Best doubles team Mauricio Hadad/Miguel Tobon (8-4)
Alejandro Falla/Carlos Salamanca (8-3)
Most ties played Miguel Tobon (23)
Most years played Miguel Tobon (12)

The Colombia Davis Cup team represents Colombia in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Federación Colombiana de Tenis.

Colombia currently competes in the Americas Zone of Group I and have never competed in the World Group. They are currently seeded in their best position, due to their Play-offs to the World Group.

Contents

History

Colombia competed in its first Davis Cup in 1959.

Current squad

See also

External links

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