Davis Cup Finals 2025: Draw, Schedule, Results, Prize Money and Predictions

Sunday, 23 November 2025 at 20:16

The Davis Cup Finals are due to take place between November 18 - November 23 at the Bologna Fiere Exhibition Centre in Italy on the indoor courts of the SuperTennis Arena which can hold between 3,000 and 5,000 spectators.

Italy have won the last few editions albeit will not have unlike their last two wins Jannik Sinner as their leading light. The World No.2 has decided against playing and the same can be said for a certain Lorenzo Musetti who has also been involved in the ATP Finals in recent days. This leaves Cobolli, Sonego and Berrettini leading their charge.

They face Austria. Albeit it's not all doom and gloom with Spain likely having their best chance if they can get past a tough Czech Republic side. While Germany who face Argentina also count on Alexander Zverev.

This is despite Zverev making disparaging comments about the event comparing it to an exhibition under its current guise. While Belgium will face France. There is no Great Britain, USA or Serbia, all of whom have been knocked out in earlier qualifiers. The same can be said for Australia.

Draw Davis Cup Finals

Quarterfinals	Semifinals	Final
Italy
vs Austria	Italy	Italy
France
vs Belgium	Belgium
	Winner SF1	Champion
Spain
vs Czech Republic	Spain
Argentina
vs Germany	Germany

Schedule/Results Davis Cup Finals

Final

Italy v Spain

Date/time				Result
	Matteo Berrettini	v	Pablo Carreno Busta	6-3, 6-4
	Flavio Cobolli	v	Jaume Munar	1-6, 7-6, 7-5
	Simone Bolelli/Andrea Vavassori	v	Marcel Granollers/Pedro Martinez	CANCELLED

Semi-Finals

Italy v Belgium

Date/time				Result
21/11 16:20	Matteo Berrettini	v	Raphael Collignon	6-3, 6-4
21/11 18:10	Flavio Cobelli	v	Zizou Bergs	6-3, 6-7, 7-6
21/11 19:40	Simone Bolelli/Andrea Vavassori	v	Sander Gille/Joran Vliegen	CANCELLED

Spain v Germany

Date/time				Result
22-11 12:20	Pablo Carreno Busta	v	Jan-Lennard Struff	6-4, 7-6
22-11 14:30	Jaume Munar	v	Alexander Zverev	6-7, 6-7
22-11 17:15	Marcel Granollers/Pedro Martinez	v	Kevin Krawietz/Tim Putz	6-3, 2-6, 6-3

Quarter-Finals

Italy v Austria

Date/time				Result
19/11 16:20	Matteo Berrettini	v	Jurij Rodionov	6-3, 7-6
19/11 18:00	Flavio Cobelli	v	Filip Misolic	6-1, 6-3
19/11 20:00	Simone Bolelli/Andrea Vavassori	v	Alexander Erler/Lucas Miedler	CANCELLED

France v Belgium

Date/time				Result
18/11 16:15	Corentin Moutet	v	Raphael Collignon	6-2, 5-7, 5-7
18/11 17:45	Arthur Rinderknech	v	Zizou Bergs	3-6, 6-7, (4-7)
18/11 19:15	Benjamin Bonzi/Pierre Hugues Herbert	v	Sander Gille/Joran Vliegen	CANCELLED

Spain v Czech Republic

Date/time				Result
20-11 10:15	Pablo Carreno Busta	v	Jakub Mensik	5-7, 4-6
20-11 11:45	Jaume Munar	v	Jiri Lehecka	6-3, 6-4
20-11 13:15	Marcel Granollers/Pedro Martinez	v	Tomas Machac/Adam Pavlasek	7-6 7-6

Argentina v Germany

Date/time				Result
20-11 17:50	Tomas Martin Etcheverry	v	Jan-Lennard Struff	7-6, 7-6
20-11 20:20	Francisco Cerundolo	v	Alexander Zverev	4-6, 6-7
20-11 21:40	Andres Molteni/Horacio Zeballos	v	Kevin Krawietz/Tim Putz	6-4, 4-6, 6-7

Prize Money

Last year saw a sizeable $2,678,571 handed out to the winner and even making it to the groups makes $358,929. The prize money has yet to be confirmed for 2025 with the 2024 totals below but of course whilst the prize money might be sizeable it goes to the whole team not just the players.

Prize Money Final 8 Knockout Stage

Team(s)	Prize Money
World champions	$2,678,571
Runner-up	$1,607,143
Semi-finalists	$1,071,429
Quarter-finalists	$535,714

Finals Group Stage

Team(s)	Prize Money
Group Winners	$460,714
Group runner-ups	$412,500
3rd place	$375,000
4th place	$358,929

Predictions

Samuel Gill, Head Editor for TennisUpToDate.com sees Spain finally emerging as the champions.

It is a bit of a depleted field this year and I see Spain storming through if they can get past Czech Republic. I see the winner coming from that tie.

Alexander Zverev is very much the leading light but his recent comments make it a possibility he doesn't even bother. While France and Belgium always have a chance to spring a shock.

Overall given that apart from Italy, they all had to qualify to be here anyone has a shot but Italy losing Sinner and Musetti who have been so good in recent years is a hammer blow I don't think they can replicate with the tandem they have remaining.

Favourites

*** Spain

** Germany, France

* Belgium, Czech Republic

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