The 2023 ATP season will begin before the end of 2022. The united cuptournament of mixed teams, will start on December 29 with duels Greece-Bulgaria, France-Argentina, Italy-Brazil, Switzerland-Kazakhstan, United States-Czech Republic, Australia-Great Britain.
Eighteen countries were divided into six groups of three and spread across the venues of the RAC Arena in Perth, the Pat Rafter Arena in Brisbane and the Ken Rosewall Arena in Sydney. Until Sunday, January 8, the day of the final at the last mentioned venue.
On the opening day, the numbers like Stefanos Tsitsipas, Nick Kyrgios, Cameron Norrie, Belinda Bencic or Madison Keys. This tournament is part of the legacy of the Hopman Cup, of mixed teams, and occupies the space of the truncated ATP Cup of countries when the ATP entered the Davis Cup operating group with the International Federation (ITF) and the company Cosmos of Gerard Pique.
Spain will open its Group D, in Sydney, against Great Britain. On December 31, in the evening session, Rafael Nadal should officially open his campaign by taking on the British Cameron Norrie. at 3:30 pm local time, 5:30 in the Spanish morning of that Saturday, the bye day of 2022. Then they will play Nuria Parrizas and Katie Swano.
For the New Year, the other two singles of the confrontation. On Sunday, January 1, at 5:30 pm, appointment of Paula Badosa with Harriet Dart and Pablo Carreno Daniel Evans will cross paths. He will close the mixed doubles.
Spain face Australia on Monday, January 2 (Nadal-Kyrgios and Párrizas-Hives) and on Tuesday 3 (Badosa-Tomljanovic, Carreño-De Miñaur and the mixed race).
There may be changes in the lineups, as each team can call up a maximum of four men and four women. Albert Ramosthe doubles player David Vega Y Jessica Bouzas It also appears in the official registration of the Spanish formation.
The best country in each group will advance to the qualifiers which will set the semifinals. The three best of the crosses and the play-off of one of the losers according to their classification in the group stage.
Source: La Verdad
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