Resolution criteria

• Resolves to the single team listed as winner on the official Laver Cup Scores & Results page for “San Francisco 2025.” The winning option resolves Yes; the other resolves No. (lavercup.com)

• Winner is the first team to reach 13 points using Laver Cup’s progressive scoring (Fri=1, Sat=2, Sun=3). If tied 12–12, the Decider doubles determines the champion. We will follow the event’s official rules and scoreboard. (lavercup.com)

• If the 2025 event is not completed by September 21, 2025 but is played later in 2025, resolution waits for completion; if the 2025 event is canceled/not held in 2025, resolve N/A. (lavercup.com)

Background

• Laver Cup 2025 is scheduled for September 19–21 at Chase Center, San Francisco (first West Coast edition). (lavercup.com)

• Format: Europe vs World, six players per side, singles and doubles over five sessions; first to 13 points wins. (lavercup.com)

• Captains: Team Europe—Yannick Noah; Team World—Andre Agassi. Final 2025 lineups were announced August 19, 2025. (lavercup.com)

• Team Europe Lineup—Carlos Alcaraz (ATP #1), Alexander Zverev (ATP #3), Holger Rune (ATP #11), Casper Ruud (ATP #12), Jakub Mensik (ATP #17), Flavio Cobolli (ATP #25)

• Team World Lineup—Taylor Fritz (ATP #5), Francisco Cerundolo (ATP #21), Frances Tiafoe (ATP #29), Alex Michelsen (ATP #32), Joao Fonseca (ATP #42), Reilly Opelka (ATP #63)

• Recent results: Team Europe won 2024; Team World won 2022 and 2023. (lavercup.com)

Considerations

• The Cup can be clinched before all scheduled matches (Sunday may feature fewer matches). If points reach 12–12 after Match 12, a final overtime doubles “Decider” is played; the Scores & Results page will explicitly show the champion. (lavercup.com)

• ATP Rankings of Team Europe players are much higher, on average, than those of the Team World players

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