The Serbian men's national tennis team represents Serbia in the Davis Cup and the United Cup, both tennis competitions. Serbia has occasionally competed in the Hopman Cup and has previously participated in prestigious tournaments, including the now-defunct World Team Cup and ATP Cup, where they claimed the titles.Team Serbia Triumphs;ATP Cup By The Numbers
Serbia, as the legal successor, has inherited all the results from the former Yugoslavia and Serbia and Montenegro. Since June 2006, the team has played under the name of Serbia, following the split of Serbia and Montenegro.
Serbia won the Davis Cup title for the first and only time in 2010, defeating France with 3:2 in the final as host nation. The team was a runner-up in 2013, when they were defeated by the Czech Republic with 2:3 in the final in Belgrade. The team also had four semifinals Davis Cup appearances (in 2011, 2017, 2021, 2023) and four quarterfinals Davis Cup appearances (in 2012, 2015, 2016, 2019).
Current team
The following players were called up for the 2026 Davis Cup World Group I tie against Lithuania.Kecmanović predvodi Srbiju Player Singles Rank Doubles Rank First year played No. of ties Total Win/Loss Singles Win/Loss Doubles Win/Loss Miomir Kecmanović 61 896 2021 14 12–8 8–5 4–3 Hamad Medjedovic 77 — 2023 5 5–2 4–1 1–1 Ognjen Milić 356 2001 2026 2 1–1 1–1 0–0 Branko Djuric 504 1980 2025 2 0–2 0–2 0–0 Stefan Latinović 1330 90 2026 1 1–0 0–0 1–0 ATP rankings on 14 September 2026ATP singles rankings SerbiaATP doubles rankings Serbia
Recent call-ups
The following players were part of a team in the last five years and played in at least one tie. Player Singles Rank Doubles Rank First year played No. of ties Total Win/Loss Singles Win/Loss Doubles Win/Loss Last year played Dušan Lajović 149 — 2012 21 13–14 13–13 0–1 2026 Ivan Sabanov — 238 2025 2 1–1 0–0 1–1 2026 Matej Sabanov — 242 2025 2 1–1 0–0 1–1 2026 Novak Djokovic 12 571 2004 37 46–16 41–8 5–8 2024 Laslo Djere 183 — 2017 10 5–5 5–5 0–0 2024 Nikola Ćaćić RetiredSrpski teniser Nikola Ćaćić završio karijeru 2021 10 5–5 0–0 5–5 2024 Filip Krajinović RetiredPobeda Srbije za ispraćaj Krajinovića u penziju 2014 16 11–9 8–4 3–5 2023 ATP rankings on 14 September 2026
History
Serbia competed in its first Davis Cup as an independent nation in 2007.
Within the Yugoslav Davis Cup team, they reached the semifinals of the World Group in 1988, 1989 and 1991.
They competed as the Serbia and Montenegro Davis Cup team from 2003–2006.
Serbia won the Davis Cup title in 2010.
Year Name of the country[Ties & results] Years played Ties played Years in World Group Best result 1900–1926 Doesn't compete 1927–1928 (KSHS) 1927 vs 0:31928 vs 1:4 2 2(0–2) — Europe Zone 2nd round 1927 1929–1939 1929 vs 1:41930 vs 5:01930 vs 0:51931 vs 0:51932 vs 1:41933 vs 1:41933 vs 5:01933 vs 1:41934 vs w/o1934 vs 3:21935 vs 1:41936 vs 3:21936 vs 3:21936 vs 4:11936 vs 0:31937 vs 5:01937 vs 4:11937 vs 1:41938 vs 3:21938 vs 5:01938 vs 3:11938 vs 5:01938 vs 2:31939 vs 5:01939 vs 4:11939 vs 3:21939 vs 3:21939 vs 3:21939 vs 1:4 11 28(17–11) — Inter–Zonal Zone 1939 1940–1945 World War II 1946–1962 Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia (FNRJ) 1946 vs 5:01946 vs 3:21946 vs 3:21946 vs 2:31947 vs 3:21947 vs 4:11947 vs 3:21947 vs 0:41948 vs 5:01948 vs 2:31949 vs 4:11949 vs 3:21949 vs 1:41950 vs 5:01950 vs 2:31951 vs 2:31952 vs 3:21952 vs 2:31953 vs 5:01953 vs 1:41954 vs 4:11954 vs 0:51955 vs 0:51956 vs 4:11956 vs 0:51957 vs 0:51958 vs 0:51959 vs 1:41960 vs 2:31961 vs 1:31962 vs Caribbean/West Indies 4:11962 vs 1:4 17 32(15–17) — Europe Zone Final 1947 Americas Zone Final 1962 1963–1992 (SFRJ) 1963 vs 5:01963 vs 5:01963 vs 1:41964 vs 3:01964 vs 5:01964 vs 2:31965 vs 5:01965 vs 5:01965 vs 0:51966 vs 1:41967 vs 2:31968 vs 4:01968 vs 0:51969 vs 3:21969 vs 0:51970 vs 3:21970 vs 5:01970 vs 3:21970 vs 1:41971 vs 3:01971 vs 3:21971 vs 1:41972 vs 1:31973 vs 2:31974 vs 3:21974 vs 3:21974 vs 1:31975 vs 4:11975 vs 0:31976 vs 5:01976 vs 0:51977 vs 5:01977 vs 1:41978 vs 5:01978 vs 2:31979 vs 1:41979 vs 5:01980 vs 0:51981 vs 1:41982 vs 5:01982 vs 2:31983 vs 3:01983 vs 3:21983 vs 5:01983 vs 4:01984 vs 0:51984 vs 4:11985 vs 2:31985 vs 4:11986 vs 3:21986 vs 0:51987 vs 1:41987 vs 3:01988 vs 3:21988 vs 4:11988 vs 0:51989 vs 4:11989 vs 4:11989 vs 1:41990 vs 2:31990 vs 3:21991 vs 4:11991 vs 4:11991 vs 0:51992 vs 0:51992 vs w/o 30 65(36–29) 9(7–9) World Group semifinals 1988, 1989, 1991 1993–1994 UN sport sanctions 1995–2003 (SRJ) 1995 vs 3:01995 vs 2:11995 vs 3:01995 vs 3:01995 vs 3:01996 vs 1:41996 vs 5:01997 vs 3:21997 vs 2:31998 vs 3:21998 vs 2:31999 vs 1:41999 vs 2:32000 vs 3:02000 vs 3:02000 vs 2:02000 vs 3:02000 vs 3:02001 vs 0:52001 vs 3:22002 vs 3:22002 vs 2:3 9 25(17–8) 0 Europe/Africa Zone group II play–offs 2003 2003–2006 (SCG) 2003 vs 4:12003 vs 4:12003 vs 2:32004 vs 5:02004 vs 5:02004 vs 3:02005 vs 5:02005 vs 2:32006 vs 4:12006 vs 3:22006 vs 1:4 3 8(6–2) 0 World Group play–offs 2006 2007– (SRB) 2007 vs 5:02007 vs 4:12008 vs 2:32008 vs 4:12009 vs 1:42009 vs 5:02010 vs 3:22010 vs 4:12010 vs 3:22010 vs 3:22011 vs 4:12011 vs 4:12011 vs 2:32012 vs 4:12012 vs 1:42013 vs 3:22013 vs 3:12013 vs 3:22013 vs 2:32014 vs 2:32014 vs 3:22015 vs 5:02015 vs 1:42016 vs 3:22016 vs 2:32017 vs 4:02017 vs 4:12017 vs 1:32018 vs 1:32018 vs 4:12019 vs 3:22019 vs 3:02019 vs 2:12019 vs 1:22021 vs 3:02021 vs 1:22021 vs 2:12021 vs 1:22022 vs 0:32022 vs 2:12022 vs 2:12023 vs 4:02023 vs 3:02023 vs 3:02023 vs 0:32023 vs 2:02023 vs 1:22024 vs 0:42024 vs 3:12025 vs 2:32025 vs 3:12026 vs 0:42026 vs 4:0 19 53(34–19) 18(28–19) Winner 2010 1927– Overall 91 213(125–88) 27(35–28) Winner 2010
Serbia is considered as the direct successor of former Davis Cup teams (SCG, YUG), which is important in drawing decisions of home/away ties and choice of ground.
Results under present name Serbia 2000s Year Competition Date Surface Location Opponent Score Result 2007 Europe/Africa Zone group I 1st round 9–11 Feb bye Europe/Africa Zone group I 2nd round 6–8 Apr clay Kovilovo, Serbia 5 : 0 Won World Group play-offs 21–23 Sep clay Belgrade, Serbia 4 : 1 Won 2008 World Group 1st round 8–10 Feb hard Moscow, Russia 2 : 3 Lost World Group play-offs 19–21 Sep hard Bratislava, Slovakia 4 : 1 Won 2009 World Group 1st round 7–8 Mar clay Benidorm, Spain 1 : 4 Lost World Group play-offs 18–20 Sep hard Belgrade, Serbia 5 : 0 Won
2010s Year Competition Date Surface Location Opponent Score Result 2010 World Group 1st round 5–7 Mar clay Belgrade, Serbia 3 : 2 Won World Group quarterfinals 9–11 Jul hard Split, Croatia 4 : 1 Won World Group semifinals 17–19 Sep hard Belgrade, Serbia 3 : 2 Won World Group final 3–5 Dec hard Belgrade, Serbia 3 : 2 Champion 2011 World Group 1st round 4–6 Mar hard Novi Sad, Serbia 4 : 1 Won World Group quarterfinals 8–10 Jul hard Halmstad, Sweden 4 : 1 Won World Group semifinals 16–18 Sep hard Belgrade, Serbia 2 : 3 Lost 2012 World Group 1st round 10–12 Feb hard Niš, Serbia 4 : 1 Won World Group quarterfinals 6–8 Apr clay Prague, Czech Rep. 1 : 4 Lost 2013 World Group 1st round 1–3 Feb clay Charleroi, Belgium 3 : 2 Won World Group quarterfinals 5–7 Apr hard Boise, United States 3 : 1 Won World Group semifinals 13–15 Sep clay Belgrade, Serbia 3 : 2 Won World Group final 15–17 Nov hard Belgrade, Serbia 2 : 3 Runner-up 2014 World Group 1st round 31 Jan–2 Feb hard Novi Sad, Serbia 2 : 3 Lost World Group play-offs 12–15 Sep hard Bangalore, India 3 : 2 Won 2015 World Group 1st round 6–8 Mar hard Kraljevo, Serbia 5 : 0 Won World Group quarterfinals 17–19 Jul clay Buenos Aires, Argentina 1 : 4 Lost 2016 World Group 1st round 4–6 Mar hard Belgrade, Serbia 3 : 2 Won World Group quarterfinals 15–17 Jul clay Belgrade, Serbia 2 : 3 Lost 2017 World Group 1st round 3–5 Feb hard Niš, Serbia 4 : 0 Won World Group quarterfinals 7–9 Apr hard Belgrade, Serbia 4 : 1 Won World Group semifinals 15–17 Sep clay Lille, France 1 : 3 Lost 2018 World Group 1st round 2–4 Feb clay Niš, Serbia 1 : 3 Lost World Group play-offs 14–16 Sep clay Kraljevo, Serbia 4 : 1 Won 2019 World Group qualifying round 1–2 Feb hard Tashkent, Uzbekistan 3 : 2 Won World Group finals group A 20 Nov hard Madrid, Spain 3 : 0 Won 21 Nov hard 2 : 1 Won World Group finals quarterfinals 22 Nov hard 1 : 2 Lost
2020s Year Competition Date Surface Location Opponent Score Result 2020–21 World Group finals group stage 26 Nov hard Innsbruck, Austria 3 : 0 Won 27 Nov hard 1 : 2 Lost World Group finals quarterfinals 1 Dec hard Madrid, Spain 2 : 1 Won World Group finals semifinals 3 Dec hard 1 : 2 Lost 2022 World Group finals group stage 14 Sep hard Valencia, Spain 0 : 3 Lost 15 Sep hard 2 : 1 Won 17 Sep hard 2 : 1 Won 2023 World Group qualifying round 3–5 Feb hard Oslo, Norway 4 : 0 Won World Group group stage 12 Sep hard Valencia, Spain 3 : 0 Won 15 Sep hard 3 : 0 Won 16 Sep hard 0 : 3 Lost World Group quarterfinals 23 Nov hard Málaga, Spain 2 : 0 Won World Group semifinals 25 Nov hard 1 : 2 Lost 2024 World Group qualifying round 2–3 Feb clay Kraljevo, Serbia 0 : 4 Lost World Group I 14–15 Sep hard Belgrade, Serbia 3 : 1 Won 2025 Qualifiers, First Round 31 Jan–1 Feb hard Copenhagen, Denmark 2 : 3 Lost World Group I 12–13 Sep hard Niš, Serbia 3 : 1 Won 2026 Qualifiers, First Round 6–7 Feb clay Santiago, Chile 0 : 4 Lost World Group I 18–20 Sep hard (i) Niš, Serbia 4 : 0 Won
Davis Cup finals EditionRounds/OpponentsResults2010 1R: QF: SF: F: 1R: 3–2 QF: 4–1 SF: 3–2 F: 3–22013 1R: QF: SF: F: 1R: 3–2 QF: 3–1 SF: 3–2 F: 2–3
Statistics Lists are correct as of 20 September 2026, following the tie against Lithuania. Head-to-head record (by No. of ties)
vs Czechoslovakia/Czech Rep. 13 ties 5–8 vs 12 ties 4–8 vs 11 ties 6–5 vs 10 ties 6–4 vs 10 ties 6–4 vs 8 ties 5–3 vs 8 ties 3–5 vs 6 ties 5–1 vs / Soviet Union/Russia 6 ties 2–4 vs 6 ties 1–5 vs Germany/West Germany 6 ties 1–5 vs 5 ties 1–4 vs 5 ties 3–2 vs 5 ties 4–1 vs 5 ties 4–1 vs 5 ties 2–3 vs 4 ties 4–0 vs 4 ties 3–1 vs 4 ties 2–2 vs 4 ties 2–2 vs 3 ties 3–0 vs 3 ties 3–0 vs 3 ties 3–0 vs 3 ties 3–0 vs 3 ties 2–1 vs 3 ties 2–1 vs 3 ties 2–1 vs 3 ties 1–2 vs 3 ties 2–1 vs 3 ties 1–2 vs 3 ties 1–2 vs 3 ties 2–1 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs / Rhodesia/Zimbabwe 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 2–0 vs 2 ties 1–1 vs 2 ties 1–1 vs 2 ties 1–1 vs 2 ties 1–1 vs 2 ties 0–2 vs 2 ties 0–2 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs Caribbean/West Indies 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 1–0 vs 1 tie 0–1
Serbia has never played against six countries that have, at one point or another, competed in the Davis Cup World Group: Paraguay (7 years in the World Group), Ecuador (5), Belarus (4), Indonesia (2), Cuba (1), and Peru (1).
Record against continents vs Asia 19 ties 17–2 (89.5%) vs Africa 13 ties 11–2 (84.6%) vs Europe 158 ties 89–69 (56.3%) vs North America 8 ties 5–3 (62.5%) vs Oceania 9 ties 2–7 (22.2%) vs South America 6 ties 1–5 (16.7%)
Individual and team records