The Laver Cup, held in San Francisco last weekend, was the most attended Laver Cup in history. Team World beat Europe 15-9 thanks to the heroism of Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur.
The event now provides tennis with some weekend numbers:
Attendance
- Exceed 81,500 fans attended five meetings at the Chase Center, the largest number of attendees in the event’s history.
- Exceed 4,700 fans Participated Laver Cup Open Practice Day hosted by FICO Thursday before the event, it included 2,000 children from schools, tennis programs and youth organizations in the Bay Area.
- 90% of fans come from the United States, representing 48 different states.
- 10% of fans come from outside the United States and represent more than 40 countries.
- 50% of fans traveled over 1.5 hours to participate in the Laver Cup.
- The booming city Laver Cup fan area saw it 112,000 Fans experience outdoor activation.
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team
- In 2025, the captain Yannick Noah and Andre Agassi And the vice captain Tim Henman and PAT RAFTER debuted at the Laver Cup.
- Taylor Fritz is the only player to win the Team World Championships in 2022, 2023 and 2025 at Laver Cup.
- Taylor Fritz became the first American player to win a singles title in the Laver Cup on American Land.
- Taylor Fritz is now the first player in the history of the event to gain multiple ATP top five in the single version of Laver Cup.
- Taylor Fritz (15) is now trailing with Jack Sock (20) in the Laver Cup team world.
- Alex de Minaur registered his first three wins of his fifth career, with three of the five participating in the team competition.
- Jakub Mensik became the youngest player to win singles and doubles matches the same day on the Laver Cup, surpassing Carlos Alcaraz on Day 3 of 2024.
- Since the 2017 event, Joao Fonseca has become the first teenager to win the Laver Cup.
- Alexander Zverev became the first player to compete in more than 10 singles games.
- Alexander Zverev (16) is Jack Sock, the most performing Jack Sock in the Laver Cup.
- Taylor Fritz (6) won the second-biggest win in the Laver Cup singles with Roger Federer, and only Alexander Zverev (7) had more wins.
