This year's Laver Cup will be held in Europe, and it will be in Berlin, which means that in 2025, it will be held outside of Europe, and we know where it will be held.
The Laver Cup has quickly grown into one of the most popular competitions on the ATP Tour. Fans absolutely adore the competition, in which players who are bitter rivals on most days become teammates for one weekend.
Roger Federer conceived it years ago, as the Swiss Maestro likely realized that he'd barely played with Rafael Nadal, so he made an event that made it possible for them to team up.
Over time, it grew to be a really popular competition, with most of the big names signing up for it. Team Europe has generally dominated the competition so far, but they lost last year quite easily
That's why this year's Tema Europe team will have one of the strongest rosters of all time, as the competition is back in Europe.
Berlin will be the hosting city, and it should be a good one. It should be even better next year when the competition moves to the United States, with San Francisco selected as the hosting city.
That's a really interesting pick because it's not a typical tennis city. There are surely plenty of tennis fans living in the area, though, so it should be really packed.
The venue will be the Chase Center, a relatively new arena that hosts the Golden State Warriors of the NBA. The announcement came from the Laver Cup on their website.
"We are thrilled to be bringing the Laver Cup to sports fans in San Francisco and the entire Bay Area community. Chase Center will be the perfect setting to stage the eighth edition of the event, in a cosmopolitan city that loves its sport but has been without a top-level men’s pro tennis event for over 10 years."