When is the Laver Cup 2022? Dates, times and location
Your complete guide to when the Laver Cup 2022 will go ahead, including dates and times.
The Laver Cup will be Roger Federer's last goodbye to tennis as he prepares to take to the court for the final time this weekend.
Federer will retire from tennis after an extraordinary career which saw him lift 20 Grand Slam titles including eight at Wimbledon, more than any other male player in history.
The Laver Cup – styled as tennis' answer to the Ryder Cup – looks set to draw in bumper, sell-out crowds and massive TV audiences as the Swiss master's career draws to a close.
Federer, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal will form a large chunk of Team Europe, an unprecedented assembly of generational talents.
The Europeans are undefeated in the tournament having won all four prior editions of the Laver Cup since its inception. They demolished Team World 14-1 in 2021.
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Last year's team saw six of the world top 10 enter for Europe, against six players outside of the top 10 for the rest of the world.
Europe look powerful once again going into the 2022 edition, with world No.12 Taylor Fritz leading the way for Team World.
Fans will be excited to see proceedings go ahead, and we're on hand to help you work out when the Laver Cup begins and how long it will run for.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the dates for the Laver Cup 2022, including dates and times.
When is the Laver Cup 2022?
The Laver Cup 2022 begins on Friday 23rd September and will run for three days until Sunday 25th September.
The short tournament will feature nine singles matches and three doubles matches before a winning team is crowned.
We will confirm the full schedule in due course once it has been announced.
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Where is the Laver Cup 2022 held?
The Laver Cup alternates between a venue in Europe and across the globe. This year's competition will be held at the O2 Arena in London.
In the event's history, it has been hosted by Prague, Chicago, Geneva and Boston. It will move on to Vancouver and Berlin in the coming years.
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