The Davis Cup draws are out and a couple of notable names in the tennis world such as Zverev, Tsitsipas, Rune and Thiem know where and against who they play.
The next stage of the Davis Cup will see 48 nations play against each other in the home of one of the nations. Alexander Zverev's Germany will be travelling to Bosnia and Herzegovina to take on the host nation. It's a vital clash for Germany however it's unclear whether Zverev will be in action for the tie.
Tsitsipas and his Greece will host Slovakia in Greece and that's a pretty decent chance for the nation to score a win. He'll need some help from others players but Tsitsipas will try and will his country past the tricky opponent. Denmark will also be hosting a tricky nation in Brazil however they will be home and that should benefit them.
Dominic Thiem is struggling with his tennis at the moment but the hope will be that he'll be ready for his nation's clash against Portugal. He'll be at home so that will help. All ties will be played in September.
World Cup Group I
Bosnia and Herzegovina v Germany
Bulgaria v Kazakhstan
Belgium v Uzbekistan
Argentina v Lithuania
Ukraine v Colombia
Hungary v Turkey
Israel v Japan
Austria v Portugal
Greece v Slovakia
Peru v Norway
Romania v Chinese Taipai
Denmark v Brazil
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