Team World captured the Laver Cup 2025 title with a 15-9 win over Team Europe at San Francisco’s Chase Centre. Taylor Fritz delivered the decisive blow, defeating Alexander Zverev 6-3, 7-6 (7/4) in Sunday’s final singles match. The victory marks Team World’s second Laver Cup win, regaining the cup from Europe’s Berlin 2024 triumph.
World No. 5 Fritz fired a backhand volley winner on match point to secure the 15-9 final score. After a quick first set, Zverev fought back from a break down to force a tiebreaker. Fritz took a 3-0 lead, recovered from a mini-break, and won four of the last five points. “The energy from the team makes winning feel so much better,” Fritz said.
Fresh off his US Open title, Carlos Alcaraz kept Europe alive with a dominant 6-2, 6-1 win over Francisco Cerundolo. Earlier, Alcaraz and Casper Ruud won doubles 7-6 (7/4), 6-1 against Reilly Opelka and Alex Michelsen. Despite two Sunday victories worth 6 points each, Europe couldn’t overcome Team World’s 9-3 lead from Saturday’s sweep.
🏆Laver Cup 2025 Champions🏆
Team World defeats Team Europe 15-9 for their third Laver Cup Win.#LaverCup pic.twitter.com/UcQu0dVUQm
— Laver Cup (@LaverCup) September 22, 2025Alex de Minaur, replacing injured Frances Tiafoe, starred for Team World. He beat Zverev in Saturday’s singles and teamed with Fritz for doubles success. On Sunday, de Minaur defeated Jakub Mensik 6-3, 6-4, extending the lead to 12-6 and making the Fritz-Zverev match decisive.
Laver Cup matches earn 1 point on Friday, 2 points on Saturday, and 3 points on Sunday. Team World reached 13 first to win. Europe has won five of eight editions since Roger Federer’s 2017 creation. Team World triumphed in Vancouver 2023, the last North American hosting. London hosts 2026.
Fritz’s win under new captain Andre Agassi completes Team World’s comeback. Yannick Noah’s Europe falls short despite Alcaraz’s brilliance. The event raises funds for Federer’s foundation while showcasing top tennis in a team format.
Team World’s 15-9 Laver Cup 2025 victory, sealed by Taylor Fritz, caps an exciting weekend. Alcaraz’s efforts weren’t enough for Europe. The Chase Centre delivered thrilling matches. Stay tuned for 2026 in London.
