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Tennis tournament
1988 Davis Cup World Group
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Date
| 5 February ? 18 December
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Edition
| 8th
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West Germany
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The
World Group
was the highest level of
Davis Cup
competition in 1988.
[1]
West Germany
won the title, defeating the defending champions
Sweden
in the final, 4?1. The final was held at the
Scandinavium
in
Gothenburg
,
Sweden
, from 16 to 18 December.
[2]
It was the West German team's first Davis Cup title (having previously come runner-up in
1970
and
1985
), becoming the ninth nation to win the Davis Cup.
Participating teams
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Draw
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| First round
5?7 February
| | | Quarterfinals
8?10 April
| | | Semifinals
22?24 July
| | | Final
16?18 December
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| Gavle
,
Sweden
(indoor carpet)
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Sweden
| 5
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| | | Norrkoping
,
Sweden
(indoor carpet)
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New Zealand
| 0
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Sweden
| 3
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| Prague
,
Czechoslovakia
(indoor carpet)
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Czechoslovakia
| 2
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Czechoslovakia
| 5
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| | | | Bastad
,
Sweden
(clay)
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Paraguay
| 0
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Sweden
| 4
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| Mexico City
,
Mexico
(clay)
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France
| 1
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Australia
| 3
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| | | Clermont-Ferrand
,
France
(indoor clay)
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Mexico
| 2
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Australia
| 0
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| Basel
,
Switzerland
(indoor carpet)
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France
| 5
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France
| 4
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| | | | Gothenburg
,
Sweden
(indoor clay)
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Switzerland
| 1
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Sweden
| 1
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| Essen
,
West Germany
(indoor carpet)
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West Germany
| 4
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Brazil
| 0
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| | | Frankfurt
,
West Germany
(indoor carpet)
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West Germany
| 5
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West Germany
| 5
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| Aarhus
,
Denmark
(indoor carpet)
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Denmark
| 0
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Denmark
| 3
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| | | | Dortmund
,
West Germany
(indoor carpet)
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Spain
| 2
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West Germany
| 5
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| Palermo
,
Italy
(clay)
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Yugoslavia
| 0
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Italy
| 4
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| | | Belgrade
,
Yugoslavia
(indoor carpet)
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Israel
| 1
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Italy
| 1
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| New Delhi
,
India
(grass)
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Yugoslavia
| 4
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Yugoslavia
| 3
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India
| 2
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First round
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Sweden vs. New Zealand
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Czechoslovakia vs. Paraguay
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Mexico vs. Australia
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Switzerland vs. France
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West Germany vs. Brazil
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Denmark vs. Spain
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Italy vs. Israel
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India vs. Yugoslavia
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Quarterfinals
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Sweden vs. Czechoslovakia
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France vs. Australia
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West Germany vs. Denmark
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Yugoslavia vs. Italy
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Semifinals
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Sweden vs. France
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West Germany vs. Yugoslavia
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Final
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Sweden vs. West Germany
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Relegation play-offs
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The first-round losers played in the Relegation Play-offs. The winners of the play-offs advanced to the
1989 Davis Cup World Group
, and the losers were relegated to their respective
Zonal Group I
.
Results summary
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Date: 8?10 April
Paraguay vs. New Zealand
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Switzerland vs. Mexico
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Spain vs. Brazil
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References
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External links
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- Current champions (2023):
Italy
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World Groups play-offs
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2023 Davis Cup Finals
teams
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Former World Group / Finals teams
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Players
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1988 in tennis
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Grand Slam
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