Laver Cup Winners: Complete List of Champions From 2017 to 2023

The seventh edition of the Laver Cup kicked off at the iconic Uber Arena in Berlin, Germany, on September 20 and will go on till September 22. This unique tennis competition, inspired by golf's Ryder Cup, pits Europe against the rest of the world in a three-day showdown.

Team Europe, led by the legendary Bjorn Borg, features a star-studded lineup, including Grand Slam winners Daniil Medvedev, Casper Ruud, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Grigor Dimitrov, and Carlos Alcaraz, who recently clinched victories at Wimbledon, the French Open, and a silver medal at the Paris Olympics.

On the other side, Team World, captained by the fierce John McEnroe, will look to extend their winning streak. Their roster includes Alejandro Tabilo, Taylor Fritz, Ben Shelton, Frances Tiafoe, Francisco Cerundolo, and Thanasi Kokkinakis.

With Team Europe having won the first four editions and Team World triumphing in the last two, the 2024 Laver Cup promises to be a battle of pride and dominance. Let's take a look at the past six Laver Cup winners and what made each victory special.

Laver Cup 2017 - Team Europe (Prague, Czech Republic)

The inaugural edition of the Laver Cup was held in Prague, where Team Europe set the tone for what would become their dominance in the early years. Led by captain Bjorn Borg and featuring tennis icons like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, Team Europe edged out Team World with a 15-9 win.

One of the highlights was Federer and Nadal pairing up for a historic doubles match, a moment cherished by tennis fans worldwide. Their collaboration on the court showcased the true spirit of the event, where fierce rivals became teammates for the first time.

Laver Cup 2018 - Team Europe (Chicago, USA)

Team Europe retained their crown in the second edition, held in Chicago. Once again, it was Roger Federer who played a key role in securing the 13-8 victory.

He teamed up with Alexander Zverev in crucial doubles matches, and his singles win over John Isner proved pivotal. The strategic brilliance of Bjorn Borg and the star power of Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Zverev ensured that Team Europe held onto the trophy for another year.

Laver Cup 2019 - Team Europe (Geneva, Switzerland)

The third Laver Cup in 2019 brought the tournament to Federer's home country, Switzerland, and Team Europe did not disappoint the local crowd. They claimed a nail-biting 13-11 victory in what was arguably the closest contest in Laver Cup history. The competitive edge and intensity on display in Geneva became the hallmark of this edition.

Laver Cup 2021 - Team Europe (Boston, USA)

After a year's break due to the pandemic, the Laver Cup returned in 2021, with Team Europe once again asserting its dominance. In Boston, they delivered a commanding performance, defeating Team World 14-1.

The European lineup, featuring Daniil Medvedev, Andrey Rublev, and Stefanos Tsitsipas, left little room for their opponents to breathe. This victory marked their fourth consecutive triumph, highlighting the growing gap between the two teams at the time.

Laver Cup 2022 - Team World (London, UK)

In 2022, Team World finally broke Europe's stranglehold on the Laver Cup, claiming their first-ever title with a stunning 13-8 victory in London. Under the guidance of John McEnroe, Team World capitalized on key performances from Frances Tiafoe and Felix Auger-Aliassime. The victory signaled a new era of competition between the two sides.

Laver Cup 2023 - Team World (Vancouver, Canada)

Team World proved that their 2022 win wasn't a fluke by defending their title in 2023 with another strong performance. In Vancouver, they won 13-7, thanks to standout displays from Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe.

Fritz, in particular, was in stellar form, securing key wins that helped his team secure back-to-back titles. The 2023 edition saw Team World displaying remarkable cohesion and hunger, turning the tide in this once Europe-dominated competition.