​The World Team has announced the final two players to take part in the 2022 Laver Cup, a competition to be held at the O2 Arena in London from September 23-25.

Alex De Minaur (20 ATP) and John Isner (48 ATP) will complete the list of world team players.

Under the leadership of John McEnroe, the athletes of the world team hope to win the premiere, and the other four competitions were won by the European team.

Team Europe: Rafael Nadal (Spain/3 ATP), Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greece/5 ATP), Novak Djokovic (Serbia/6 ATP), Kasper Ruud (Norway/7 ATP), Andy Murray (Great Britain/49 ATP), Roger Federer (Switzerland) /no rating).

World team: Felix Auger-Aliassime (Canada/8 ATP), Taylor Fritz (USA/12 ATP), Diego Schwartzman (Argentina/16 ATP), Alex de Minaur (Australia/20 ATP), John Isner (USA/48 ATP), Jack Sock (USA/108 ATP).

The first draw of the Laver Cup took place in 2017.

Laver Cup, through time: Europe wins every time

Laver Cup 2017 – held at the O2 Arena in Prague, Europe won 15-9.

2018 Laver Cup – Held at the United Center in Chicago, Europe won 13-8.

Laver Cup 2019 – held at Palexpo in Geneva and Europe won 13-11.

Laver Cup 2020 – Not contested due to the Covid-19 pandemic (Roland Garros was held during the same period and the Laver Cup was eventually cancelled).

Laver Cup 2021 – held at TD Garden in Boston and Europe won 14-1.

What is the Laver Cup format?

Both teams have six players. A win earns a point on the first day of racing. There will be three singles and one doubles match.

On the second day of matches, a win brings two points. There will also be three singles and one doubles match.

On the third game day, success will be awarded with three points. After the doubles match, there will be up to three singles matches (depending on the score in the table).

The first team to score 13 points will be declared the winner (total of 24 points at stake).

No player may play more than two singles matches during the three days of competition. Also, four out of six athletes must perform in doubles.