Belgium Davis Cup team
| Belgium |
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| Captain |
Julien Hoferlin |
| ITF ranking |
14 |
| Colors |
red & black |
| First year |
1904 |
| Years played |
85 |
| Ties played (W–L) |
165 (82–83) |
Years in
World Group |
11 (4–11) |
| Davis Cup titles |
0 |
| Runners-up |
1 (1904) |
| Most total wins |
Jacques Brichant (71–49) |
| Most singles wins |
Jacques Brichant (52–27) |
| Most doubles wins |
Philippe Washer (20–18) |
| Best doubles team |
Philippe Washer and Jacques Brichant (16–14) |
| Most ties played |
Jacques Brichant (42) |
| Most years played |
Jacques Brichant (17) |
The Belgium Davis Cup team represents Belgium in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by the Royal Belgian Tennis Federation.
Current team
History
Belgium competed in its first Davis Cup in 1904 where it achieved its best result to date, a final lost against British Isles.
In the Open era they reached the semifinals in 1999.[1]
Recent results
2000–2009
| Year |
Competition |
Date |
Location |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
| 2000 |
World Group, 1st Round |
4–6 February |
Moscow (RUS) |
Russia |
1–4 |
Lost |
| World Group Play-offs |
21–23 July |
Venice (ITA) |
Italy |
4–1 |
Won |
| 2001 |
World Group, 1st Round |
4–6 February |
Ghent (BEL) |
France |
0–5 |
Lost |
| World Group Play-offs |
21–23 September |
Liège (BEL) |
Morocco |
2–3 |
Lost |
| 2002 |
Euro/African Zone, Group I |
5–7 April |
Liège (BEL) |
Greece |
5–0 |
Won |
| World Group Play-offs |
20–22 September |
Harare (ZIM) |
Zimbabwe |
4–1 |
Won |
| 2003 |
World Group, 1st Round |
7–9 February |
Seville (ESP) |
Spain |
0–5 |
Lost |
| World Group Play-offs |
19–21 September |
Pörtschach (AUT) |
Austria |
2–3 |
Lost |
| 2004 |
Euro/African Zone, Group I |
9–11 April |
Tournai (BEL) |
Zimbabwe |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group Play-offs |
24–26 September |
Rijeka (CRO) |
Croatia |
2–3 |
Lost |
| 2005 |
Euro/African Zone, Group I |
29 April – 1 May |
Belgrade (SCG) |
Serbia and Montenegro |
3–2 |
Won |
| World Group Play-offs |
23–25 September |
Leuven (BEL) |
United States |
1–4 |
Lost |
| 2006 |
Euro/African Zone, Group I |
7–9 April |
Kiev (UKR) |
Ukraine |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group Play-offs |
22–24 September |
Bratislava (SVK) |
Slovakia |
3–2 |
Won |
| 2007 |
World Group, 1st Round |
9–11 February |
Liège (BEL) |
Australia |
3–2 |
Won |
| World Group, Quarter-final |
6–8 April |
Ostend (BEL) |
Germany |
2–3 |
Lost |
| 2008 |
World Group, 1st Round |
8–10 February |
Ostrava (CZE) |
Czech Republic |
2–3 |
Lost |
| World Group Play-offs |
19–21 September |
Lausanne (SUI) |
Switzerland |
1–4 |
Lost |
| 2009 |
Europe/Africa Zone, Group I |
6–8 March |
Liège (BEL) |
Poland |
4–1 |
Won |
| World Group Play-offs |
18–20 September |
Charleroi (BEL) |
Ukraine |
3–2 |
Won |
2010–2019
| Year |
Competition |
Date |
Location |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
| 2010 |
World Group, 1st Round |
5–7 March |
Bree (BEL) |
Czech Republic |
1–4 |
Lost |
| World Group Play-offs |
17–20 September |
Cairns (AUS) |
Australia |
3–2 |
Won |
See also
References
External links
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