1962 Davis Cup

The 1962 Davis Cup, marking the 51st edition of the prestigious international team competition in men's tennis, saw a dramatic return to form for the United States, which captured the title after a six-year hiatus. The tournament featured a total of 32 participating nations, with competition structured into regional zones culminating in the Inter-Zonal and Challenge Rounds. The final, held at the Cow Palace in Daly City, California, witnessed the United States triumph over the defending champions, Australia, with a decisive score of 3-2. Key players included American stars Rod Laver and Arthur Ashe, alongside Australian legends Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle. This victory restored the U.S. to its prominent status in the history of the Davis Cup.