Should Alexander Zverev follow Alcaraz’s win, there will be a one-set doubles match to decide whether Europe or Team World wins.

Team Europe looks to reverse a Day 3 deficit for a second straight year, starting with a doubles win over Team World.

World went undefeated on Day 2, putting them in pole position for a third title in four years.

The future of the event and the game are linked, says the 20-time Grand Slam singles champion.

The Aussie helped Team World turn around a first-day deficit early on Day 2 with a comprehensive upset of Team Europe's Alexander Zverev.

Their fire-and-ice styles in the captain's chair worked well for their teams on day one.

With victories on this second day of competition each worth two points, Saturday in San Francisco figures to be pivotal.

The 19-year-old Brazilian was born 12 days before Agassi retired from tennis in 2006.

“We can probably fill stadiums,” said the Laver Cup chairman.

Mensik capped a full-circle victory in a match tiebreaker against Alex Michelsen.

The seven-time Grand Slam champion says the Spaniard is a “breath of fresh air” as Laver Cup gets underway.