The countries with the most Davis Cup titles
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: United States · Australia · France. (Updated Jan 12, 2026.)
The United States and Australia have won almost half of all Davis Cup titles, and Sweden is fifth: every country that has won tennis's team competition. Which team is the best?
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Top 16
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1
United States
32 titles. The record holder, with titles since 1900.
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2
Australia
28 titles. Dominant in the 1950s and 60s.
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3
France
10 titles. The land of the Four Musketeers.
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4
Great Britain
10 titles. Most recent title in 2015 with Andy Murray.
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5
Sweden
7 titles. The land of Borg, Wilander and Edberg.
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6
Spain
6 titles. Led by Rafael Nadal.
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7
Italy
4 titles. The most recent champion, in 2025.
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8
Czechia
3 titles. Including Czechoslovakia's 1980 title.
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9
Germany
3 titles. With Boris Becker in the 1980s.
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10
Russia
3 titles. Most recent title in 2021.
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11
Croatia
2 titles. 2005 and 2018.
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12
Argentina
1 title. Del Potro and the 2016 title.
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13
Canada
1 title. The 2022 title.
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14
Serbia
1 title. Djokovic and the 2010 title.
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15
South Africa
1 title. The 1974 title, without playing the final.
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16
Switzerland
1 title. Federer and Wawrinka in 2014.
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