As part of the cooperation, the ATP has two of six seats on a newly established Davis Cup Event Committee. The Davis Cup Finals format remains unchanged, with $15 million in prize money up for grabs next year.
“Together with the women’s Billie Jean King Cup, it shows the ITF’s full commitment to delivering spectacular tournaments that players love to play and electrifying battles between nations which fans in the stadium and whole countries love to get behind,” added ITF president David Haggerty.
It’s the latest major collaboration between governing bodies involving team events. It was announced last week that the United Cup, a mixed-team competition bringing together ATP and WTA players, would replace the ATP Cup to open the 2023 season.
Beginning November 22 in Malaga, Spain, eight teams return for the knockout stage to battle it out for the right to become the 2022 Davis Cup champion.