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Shapovalov's defeat ends Canada's Davis Cup campaign
Canada's hopes of a Davis Cup World Group run ended Sunday with a Denis Shapovalov loss to Borna Coric. Shapovalov was not only the youngest member of Canada's Davis Cup team but also its highest ranked singles player. Coric raises his gameNestor, who lost his doubles match Saturday with Pospisil, was playing in his Canadian-record 52nd Davis Cup tie. Frank Dancevic of Niagara Falls, Ont., was serving as captain of Canada's Davis Cup team for the first time. Croatia, which had lost five of its last six Davis Cup ties heading into the series against Canada, will face Kazakhstan in the quarter-finals.
Source: CBC News February 04, 2018 16:04 UTC
