Puchar Davisa 2023

[DUN I LOVE]

Startujemy z tematem od kolejnego ciosu w plecy Pikeja Biznesmena. Kosmos traci prawo organizacji PD.

[balech]

Trzeba skończyć z tymi wszystkimi davis, laver i unitedkapami. Po co to komu w obecnym formacie?
Ewentualnie zostawić Davisa, ale zwiększyć gratyfikacje punktową.

[DUN I LOVE]

Zaorał Pikej Puchar Davisa i mu podziękowano. Tak to jest jak na siłę się chce zmieniać coś, co ma tak długą historię i tradycję.

[Kamileki]

Zaorał Pikej Puchar Davisa i mu podziękowano. Tak to jest jak na siłę się chce zmieniać coś, co ma tak długą historię i tradycję.

Mógł orać Shakirę, wybrał Davis Cupa. Idiota.

[DUN I LOVE]

xD

[Nando]

Zaorał Pikej Puchar Davisa i mu podziękowano. Tak to jest jak na siłę się chce zmieniać coś, co ma tak długą historię i tradycję.

Mógł orać Shakirę, wybrał Davis Cupa. Idiota.

Wybrał nowe Twingo zamiast Shakiry

[Robertinho]

Zaorał Pikej Puchar Davisa i mu podziękowano. Tak to jest jak na siłę się chce zmieniać coś, co ma tak długą historię i tradycję.

Mógł orać Shakirę, wybrał Davis Cupa. Idiota.

Show me a beautiful woman, I'll show you a man who's tired of fucking her

[Kamileki]

Show me a beautiful woman, I'll show you a man who's tired of fucking her[/i]

Brakuje już kondycji Gerardowi po prostu.

[no-handed backhand]

Miażdży Kamileki.

[Robertinho]

Show me a beautiful woman, I'll show you a man who's tired of fucking her[/i]

Brakuje już kondycji Gerardowi po prostu.

Przy całym szacunku dla potęgi libido kolumbijskiego milfa, skoki w bok pokazują, że chyba nie tu jest problem, a ma jeszcze siłę psuć kolejne sportowe wydarzenia, a nawet do niedawna udawać piłkarza.

[no-handed backhand]

Częściej niż Constant Lestienne widzi ją bez makijażu po prostu.

Zaorał Pikej Puchar Davisa i mu podziękowano. Tak to jest jak na siłę się chce zmieniać coś, co ma tak długą historię i tradycję.

Mógł orać Shakirę, wybrał Davis Cupa. Idiota.

Show me a beautiful woman, I'll show you a man who's tired of fucking her

I'm sick of him
Look at him, walkin' around, grabbin' his you-know-what
Flippin' the you-know-who, yeah, but he's so cute though

[DUN I LOVE]

John na prezydenta.

[Damian]

Davis Cup Qualifiers: Great Britain's Norrie & Austria's Thiem Among Stars In Action

Spoiler:

Twelve qualifying ties take place this weekend
Twenty-four nations will start their quest to be crowned 2023 Davis Cup Finals champion this week when 12 qualifying ties take place around the world from 3-5 February.

Cameron Norrie and Daniel Evans will try to deliver for Great Britain in its tie against Colombia, with #NextGenATP star Jack Draper and Top 5 doubles pair Neal Skupski and Joe Salisbury rounding up the squad.

Croatia has reached the championship match in 2021 and the semi-finals last year. They are at full strength once again for their tie against Austria, with singles stars Marin Cilic and Borna Coric and doubles duo Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic in action. Former World No. 3 Dominic Thiem will lead Austrian hopes in his first Davis Cup appearance since 2019.

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Tommy Paul, Mackenzie McDonald, Rajeev Ram and Austin Krajicek make up a strong United States team for its tie against Uzbekistan, while two-time Nitto ATP Finals champion Alexander Zverev headlines for Germany against neighbours Switzerland.

The 2022 Next Gen ATP Finals runner-up Jiri Lehecka represents Czech Republic, while David Goffin leads Belgium hopes. Czech Republic faces Portugal and Belgium plays Korea Republic.

Here’s what you need to know about the 2023 Davis Cup: what is the schedule, where to watch, which countries are playing and more.

Established: 1900

When and where is the Davis Cup Qualifiers?
The 2023 Davis Cup Qualifiers will be held from Friday 3rd February to Sunday 5th February, with 12 ties taking place around the world. The Davis Cup Finals Group Stage will then take place from 12-17 September with the Davis Cup Finals from 21-26 November.
Who is playing in the 2023 Davis Cup?
The 12 winners from the qualifying matches will advance to the group stage in September, which takes place across four venues in Spain. The 12 winning nations will join 2022 champions Canada, 2022 runners-up Australia and wild cards Italy and Spain in the group stage. From the group stage, eight nations will advance to the finals in November in Malaga.
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How does the 2023 Davis Cup work?
Format Of Ties: All qualifying ties will consist of four singles and one doubles, with all matches played as best-of-three tie-break set matches. There will be two singles and one doubles on Day 1 and two singles on Day 2. The winner is the nation that wins three or more matches.
The 12 losing nations in the Qualifiers will compete in World Group I on 16-17 September alongside the winning nations in this week’s World Group I Play-Offs.

Who won the 2022 Davis Cup?
Canada d. Australia 2-0
Canada defeated Australia in the final, with Denis Shapovalov downing Thanasi Kokkinakis 6-2, 6-4 before Felix Auger-Aliassime clinched the tie, overcoming Alex de Minaur 6-3, 6-4. Read More.
What is the match schedule? How can I watch?
Order Of Play | TV Schedule
Qualifying Ties

Croatia vs. Australia, held 4-5 February in Croatia
Hungary vs. France, held 3-4 February in Hungary
Uzbekistan vs. United States, held 4-5 February in Uzbekistan
Germany vs. Switzerland, held 3-4 February in Germany
Colombia vs. Great Britain, held 3-4 February in Colombia
Norway vs. Serbia, held 3-4 February in Norway
Chile vs. Kazakhstan, held 4-5 February in Chile
Korea, Rep. vs. Belgium, held 4-5 February in Korea, Rep.
Sweden vs. Bosnia & Herzegovina, held from 3-4 February in Sweden
Netherlands vs. Slovakia, held 4-5 February in the Netherlands
Finland vs. Argentina, held 4-5 February in Finland
Portugal vs. Czech Republic, held 4-5 February in Portugal
Who holds the Davis Cup record for most titles, most wins and more?
Most Titles: United States (32)
Most Match Wins: Nicola Pietrangeli (78)
Last Home Champion: Spain in 2019

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[Damian]

Paul Leads USA, Coric & Thiem In Action In Davis Cup Matches To Watch

Spoiler:

Wawrinka plays for Switzerland as Ymer brothers hope to inspire Sweden
Last week, Tommy Paul enjoyed the best run of his career at the Australian Open, where he reached his maiden Grand Slam semi-final. The 25-year-old is looking to maintain his momentum this week in the 2023 Davis Cup Qualifiers, where he leads the United States against Uzbekistan.

Paul takes on the host nation's No. 2 Khumoyun Sultanov in his opening singles match on Friday in Tashkent after his countryman Mackenzie McDonald opens against Uzbekistan's top player Sergey Fomin. The singles matchups will then be reversed on Saturday afternoon, after the solitary doubles match of the best-of-five-rubbers tie, with the winner qualifying for September’s Davis Cup Finals Group Stage.

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Sultanov is ranked No. 480 in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings and Fomin at No. 366, but despite his higher ranking Paul knows he needs to stay focused in unfamiliar conditions in the Uzbekistani capital. Yet the American admitted he may have at least one source of outside help as he prepares for his maiden tour-level meetings against Sultanov and Fomin.

“When the [Australian Open] started I was texting Reilly [Opelka] a bunch about the players I was playing and he was giving me the scouting reports,” said Paul, who reached his maiden Grand Slam semi-final in Melbourne. “Every morning when I’d wake up for a match, he was sending me a long paragraph about what to do against certain players… maybe I’ll hit him up tomorrow!”

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Wawrinka & Zverev Clash In Trier
A Central European derby features a blockbuster opening day in the German city of Trier, where the home team’s former World No. 2 Alexander Zverev meets Switzerland’s three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka on Friday evening.

That follows a big-serving opening matchup between Oscar Otte and Marc-Andrea Huesler, with every win likely to be crucial in a meeting between two teams that appear evenly-matched on paper.

In Stockholm, Swedish fans will look for strong opening displays from brothers Mikael Ymer and Elias Ymer as the seven-time champion nation bids to extend its winning streak in home ties to six against Bosnia & Herzegovina. The World No. 60 Mikael faces Mirza Basic on Day 1, while his elder brother Elias, the World No. 120, plays Damir Dzumhur.

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France, GB Face Tough Tests On The Road
Another nation with a rich Davis Cup history, 10-time winner France, faces a tricky Qualifier away to Marton Fucsovics-led Hungary. Three-time ATP Tour titlist Ugo Humbert is the man charged with taking on the former World No. 31 Fucsovics. Humbert will look to his teammate Benjamin Bonzi to first settle any French nerves in Friday’s opening rubber against Zsombor Piros.

In the other two Qualifiers set to start Friday, Norway takes on Miomir Kecmanovic-led Serbia while Cameron Norrie and Daniel Evans will hope to handle the high altitude of Cota, a town near Bogota, where Great Britain takes on Colombia.

Fast-rising World No. 40 Jack Draper is another singles option for the 2015 champions, who hold a clear rankings advantage over their opponents but will need to adapt quickly to conditions on the clay favoured by leading home players Nicolas Mejia and Nicolas Barrientos.

Coric, Thiem Set For Saturday Showdown
The draws for the six ties with Saturday starts are to be made Friday, but a Day 1 clash between Borna Coric and Dominic Thiem could light up the tie between Croatia and Austria. The 2005 and 2018 champions Croatia have brought a strong squad together in the city of Rijeka, where World No. 21 Marin Cilic and the doubles pairing of Nikola Mektic/Mate Pavic are also set to feature.

Other notable meetings projected to highlight the weekend’s action include Belgium’s David Goffin against South Korea’s Soonwoo Kwon. Goffin led his nation to the Davis Cup Final in 2015 and 2017, while Kwon lifted his second ATP Tour title in Adelaide three weeks ago. In La Serena, Chile, the host’s former World No. 17 Cristian Garin could face an intriguing clash of styles if he is drawn to play against Kazakhstan’s Alexander Bublik.

This story features contributions from DavisCup.com

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[DUN I LOVE]

Jutro zaczynają, ale niestety bym się nie zorientował, gdyby nie profil Rune na TT.

[no-handed backhand]

Wawrinka - Zverev

[no-handed backhand]

To uczucie gdy norweska kadra ma bardziej serbskie nazwiska niż sama Serbia.

[Kamileki]

Wawrinka - Zverev

Potężny Sasza.

[DUN I LOVE]

Daniel przegrał, Daniel wygrał, że tak po bezręcznemu napiszę.

[Barty]

Cipas się połasił na Ekwador.