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Melbourne GER SRB CAN TIES MATCHES SETS SETS GAMES GAMES GROUP a - STANDINGS W-L W-L W-L % W-L % 1 GERMANY 2-1 2-1 2-0 4-2 10-7 58.82 88-87 50.29 Tournament dates: 01-02-2021 - 05-02-2021 Total Financial Commitment: $4,500,000 Surface: GreenSet Cushion Melbourne GER SRB CAN TIES MATCHES SETS SETS GAMES GAMES GROUP A - STANDINGS W-L W-L W-L % W-L % 1 GERMANY 2-1 2-1 2-0 4-2 10-7 58.82 88-87 50.29 2 SERBIA 1-2 2-1 1-1 3-3 8-7 53.33 80-75 51.61 3 CANADA 1-2 1-2 0-2 2-4 5-9 35.71 75-81 48.08 TIE RESULTS . SERBIA 2 - 1 CANADA Djokovic, Novak 75 75 Shapovalov, Denis Lajovic, Dusan 36 46 Raonic, Milos Djokovic, Novak / Krajinovic, Filip 75 76(4) Raonic, Milos / Shapovalov, Denis GERMANY 2 - 1 CANADA Zverev, Alexander 67(5) 63 76(4) Shapovalov, Denis Struff, Jan-Lennard 76(4) 76(2) Raonic, Milos Krawietz, Kevin / Struff, Jan-Lennard 67(4) 76(6) 3-10 Diez, Steven / Polansky, Peter SERBIA 1 - 2 GERMANY Djokovic, Novak 67(3) 62 75 Zverev, Alexander Lajovic, Dusan 63 36 46 Struff, Jan-Lennard Cacic, Nikola / Djokovic, Novak 67(4) 75 7-10 Struff, Jan-Lennard / Zverev, Alexander TEAM LINEUPS SGL DBL PRIZE SERBIA PTS PTS MONEY 1 DJOKOVIC, Novak 140 50 $198,000 2 LAJOVIC, Dusan 0 0 $40,000 3 KRAJINOVIC, Filip 0 50 $21,500 4 CACIC, Nikola 0 0 $13,000 SGL DBL PRIZE GERMANY PTS PTS MONEY 1 ZVEREV, Alexander 65 50 $158,000 2 STRUFF, Jan-Lennard 115 125 $117,150 3 KRAWIETZ, Kevin 0 75 $49,150 4 MIES, Andreas 0 0 $26,000 SGL DBL PRIZE CANADA PTS PTS MONEY 1 SHAPOVALOV, Denis 0 0 $90,000 2 RAONIC, Milos 50 0 $84,500 3 POLANSKY, Peter 0 50 $10,000 4 DIEZ, Steven 0 50 $11,500 Tom Larner Gerry Armstrong TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR ATP SUPERVISORS Ross Hutchins Martin Oosthuysen MANAGING DIRECTOR REFEREE(S) Tournament dates: 01-02-2021 - 05-02-2021 Total Financial Commitment: $4,500,000 Surface: GreenSet Cushion Melbourne ESP GRE AUS TIES MATCHES SETS SETS GAMES GAMES GROUP B - STANDINGS W-L W-L W-L % W-L % 1 SPAIN 1-2 3-0 1-1 4-2 8-3 72.73 63-50 55.75 2 GREECE 2-1 1-2 1-1 3-3 5-6 45.45 48-53 47.52 3 AUSTRALIA 0-3 2-1 1-1 2-4 5-9 35.71 60-68 46.88 TIE RESULTS . SPAIN 3 - 0 AUSTRALIA Bautista Agut, Roberto 46 64 64 de Minaur, Alex Carreno Busta, Pablo 62 64 Millman, John Carreno Busta, Pablo / Granollers, Marcel 64 75 Peers, John / Saville, Luke GREECE 1 - 2 AUSTRALIA Tsitsipas, Stefanos 63 75 de Minaur, Alex Pervolarakis, Michail 26 36 Millman, John Pervolarakis, Michail / Tsitsipas, Stefanos 36 64 5-10 Peers, John / Saville, Luke SPAIN 1 - 2 GREECE Bautista Agut, Roberto 57 57 Tsitsipas, Stefanos Carreno Busta, Pablo 63 64 Pervolarakis, Michail Carreno Busta, Pablo / Granollers, Marcel 01 Ret'd Kalovelonis, Markos / Tsitsipas, Stefanos TEAM LINEUPS SGL DBL PRIZE SPAIN PTS PTS MONEY 1 NADAL, Rafael 0 0 $52,600 2 BAUTISTA AGUT, Roberto 50 0 $102,000 3 GRANOLLERS, Marcel 0 50 $26,000 4 CARRENO BUSTA, Pablo 50 50 $70,500 SGL DBL PRIZE GREECE PTS PTS MONEY 1 TSITSIPAS, Stefanos 115 50 $186,000 2 PERVOLARAKIS, Michail 0 0 $16,000 3 KALOVELONIS, Markos 0 50 $17,000 4 TSITSIPAS, Petros 0 0 $10,000 SGL DBL PRIZE AUSTRALIA PTS PTS MONEY 1 DE MINAUR, Alex 0 0 $97,000 2 MILLMAN, John 15 0 $55,500 3 PEERS, John 0 50 $21,500 4 SAVILLE, Luke 0 50 $21,500 Tom Larner Gerry Armstrong TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR ATP SUPERVISORS Ross Hutchins Martin Oosthuysen MANAGING DIRECTOR REFEREE(S) Tournament dates: 01-02-2021 - 05-02-2021 Total Financial Commitment: $4,500,000 Surface: GreenSet Cushion Melbourne ITA FRA AUT TIES MATCHES SETS SETS GAMES GAMES GROUP C - STANDINGS W-L W-L W-L % W-L % 1 ITALY 2-1 2-1 2-0 4-2 8-4 66.67 61-48 55.96 2 FRANCE 1-2 2-1 1-1 3-3 6-4 60.00 50-46 52.08 3 AUSTRIA 1-2 1-2 0-2 2-4 2-8 20.00 37-54 40.66 TIE RESULTS . AUSTRIA 1 - 2 ITALY Thiem, Dominic 26 46 Berrettini, Matteo Novak, Dennis 63 62 Fognini, Fabio Novak, Dennis / Thiem, Dominic 16 46 Berrettini, Matteo / Fognini, Fabio ITALY 2 - 1 FRANCE Berrettini, Matteo 64 62 Monfils, Gael Fognini, Fabio 61 76(2) Paire, Benoit Bolelli, Simone / Vavassori, Andrea 36 46 Mahut, Nicolas / Roger-Vasselin, Edouard AUSTRIA 1 - 2 FRANCE Thiem, Dominic 61 00 Ret'd Paire, Benoit Novak, Dennis 67(2) 26 Mahut, Nicolas Oswald, Philipp / Weissborn, Tristan-Samuel 36 36 Mahut, Nicolas / Roger-Vasselin, Edouard TEAM LINEUPS SGL DBL PRIZE AUSTRIA PTS PTS MONEY 1 THIEM, Dominic 50 0 $149,000 2 NOVAK, Dennis 65 0 $42,500 3 WEISSBORN, Tristan-Samuel 0 0 $7,500 4 OSWALD, Philipp 0 0 $4,500 SGL DBL PRIZE ITALY PTS PTS MONEY 1 BERRETTINI, Matteo 270 50 $326,725 2 FOGNINI, Fabio 180 50 $214,825 3 BOLELLI, Simone 0 75 $74,475 4 VAVASSORI, Andrea 0 75 $74,475 SGL DBL PRIZE FRANCE PTS PTS MONEY 1 MONFILS, Gael 0 0 $70,000 2 PAIRE, Benoit 0 0 $40,000 3 MAHUT, Nicolas 25 100 $57,500 4 ROGER-VASSELIN, Edouard 0 100 $33,000 Tom Larner Gerry Armstrong TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR ATP SUPERVISORS Ross Hutchins Martin Oosthuysen MANAGING DIRECTOR REFEREE(S) Tournament dates: 01-02-2021 - 05-02-2021 Total Financial Commitment: $4,500,000 Surface: GreenSet Cushion Melbourne RUS ARG JPN TIES MATCHES SETS SETS GAMES GAMES GROUP D - STANDINGS W-L W-L W-L % W-L % 1 RUSSIA 2-1 2-1 2-0 4-2 9-4 69.23 68-45 60.18 2 ARGENTINA 1-2 3-0 1-1 4-2 8-5 61.54 67-56 54.47 3 JAPAN 1-2 0-3 0-2 1-5 3-11 21.43 42-76 35.59 TIE RESULTS . RUSSIA 2 - 1 ARGENTINA Medvedev, Daniil 75 63 Schwartzman, Diego Rublev, Andrey 61 62 Pella, Guido Karatsev, Aslan / Rublev, Andrey 46 67(4) Gonzalez, Maximo / Zeballos, Horacio RUSSIA 2 - 1 JAPAN Medvedev, Daniil 62 64 Nishikori, Kei Rublev, Andrey 61 63 Nishioka, Yoshihito Donskoy, Evgeny / Karatsev, Aslan 64 36 10-12 McLachlan, Ben / Nishioka, Yoshihito ARGENTINA 3 - 0 JAPAN Schwartzman, Diego 61 67(4) 60 Nishikori, Kei Pella, Guido 63 76(4) Nishioka, Yoshihito Gonzalez, Maximo / Zeballos, Horacio 62 62 McLachlan, Ben / Matsui, Toshihide TEAM LINEUPS SGL DBL PRIZE RUSSIA PTS PTS MONEY 1 MEDVEDEV, Daniil 500 0 $576,725 2 RUBLEV, Andrey 310 0 $445,325 3 KARATSEV, Aslan 0 0 $84,825 4 DONSKOY, Evgeny 0 0 $84,825 SGL DBL PRIZE ARGENTINA PTS PTS MONEY 1 SCHWARTZMAN, Diego 75 0 $132,000 2 PELLA, Guido 25 0 $55,500 3 ZEBALLOS, Horacio 0 100 $33,000 4 GONZALEZ, Maximo 0 100 $28,500 SGL DBL PRIZE JAPAN PTS PTS MONEY 1 NISHIKORI, Kei 0 0 $90,000 2 NISHIOKA, Yoshihito 0 50 $25,000 3 MCLACHLAN, Ben 0 50 $14,500 4 MATSUI, Toshihide 0 0 $3,000 Tom Larner Gerry Armstrong TOURNAMENT DIRECTOR ATP SUPERVISORS Ross Hutchins Martin Oosthuysen MANAGING DIRECTOR REFEREE(S) Tournament dates: 01-02-2021 - 05-02-2021 Total Financial Commitment: $4,500,000 Surface: GreenSet Cushion GER 1 ITA 3 RUS 2-0 ITA RUS 2 ESP 0 RUS FINAL ITA D. 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