The Women's Fed Cup similarly has moved with the event now moved from April this year to the same time next year; it was an event which was set to implement 12 nation finals and restructuring; with the event taking in Budapest.

Tennis is set to return with a bumper calendar including the US Open and Roland Garros set to take place in quick succession; but for the Davis Cup in particular, they have already taken the decision not to take place this year.

Gerard Pique, who plays for Barcelona and runs Kosmos; the investment firm behind the Davis Cup; discussed the news:

“It’s a huge disappointment for all of us that the Davis Cup Finals will not be held in 2020,” Pique said in a joint statement with the ITF.

“We don’t know how the situation will develop in each qualified nation; or if restrictions in Spain will remain sufficiently eased; as such it is impossible to predict the situation in November and guarantee the safety of those travelling to Madrid.”

“This is a tough decision to have to make; but delivering an international team event on this scale; while guaranteeing the health and safety of all involved ultimately poses too great a risk,” ITF President David Haggerty said.

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