List of Serbia Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Serbia Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. Also included are those who played for the Yugoslavia Davis Cup team or the Serbia and Montenegro Davis Cup team. Serbia are considered a direct successor of both those teams and share their historical records. The player's win–loss record is their combined total, so may include matches played for Serbia while they were known as their previous names. For players who have competed for other nations, only matches played under the Serbian or its previous team flags are included. Players are ordered by the team they debuted for.[1][2][3]

Key

Lists are correct as of 7 February 2026, after the tie against the Chile Davis Cup team.[4]

Serbia (2007–present)

Novak Đoković
Nenad Zimonjić
Janko Tipsarević
Viktor Troicki
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Player W–L
(Total)		 W–L
(Singles)		 W–L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Ognjen Milić0–10–10–012026
Branko Đurić0–20–20–022025
Matej Sabanov1–10–01–122025
Ivan Sabanov1–10–01–122025
Hamad Medjedovic4–23–11–142023
Nikola Ćaćić5–50–05–5102021
Miomir Kecmanović10–87–53–3132021
Danilo Petrović1–00–01–012018
Peđa Krstin2–02–00–022018
Nikola Milojević1–20–01–232018
Miljan Zekić0–10–00–112018
Laslo Djere5–55–50–0102017
Filip Krajinović11–98–43–5162014
Dušan Lajović13–1413–130–1212012
Viktor Troicki24–1617–117–5242008
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Serbia & Montenegro (1995–2006)

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Player W–L
(Total)		 W–L
(Singles)		 W–L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Novak Djokovic46–1641–85–8372004
Nikola Ćirić1–00–01–012004
Dejan Petrović2–10–02–132003
Boris Pašanski6–36–30–062003
Ilija Bozoljac7–83–24–6132003
Vladimir Obradović0–10–10–012002
Darko Mađarovski0–10–00–112002
Janko Tipsarević42–1934–158–4372000
Relja Dulić Fišer5–11–14–052000
Nikola Gnjatović0–30–20–111999
Vladimir Pavićević3–22–21–031997
Dušan Vemić20–911–49–5181996
Nenad Zimonjić43–3113–1230–19551995
Bojan Vujić[note 1]7–37–30–071995
Goran Mihajlović1–01–00–011995
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SFR Yugoslavia (1927–1992)

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Player W–L
(Total)		 W–L
(Singles)		 W–L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Aleksandar Kitinov[note 2]0–10–00–111992
Nebojša Djorđević7–112–65–5111992
Srđan Muškatirović1–51–40–131991
Goran Ivanišević[note 3]15–48–37–181988
Igor Flego0–30–10–221986
Bruno Orešar6–85–81–081984
Goran Prpić[note 4]9–134–105–3121983
Slobodan Živojinović36–2624–1512–11241981
Branko Horvat1–21–20–031981
Zoran Petkovic1–11–10–021980
Marko Ostoja18–911–67–3111979
Dragan Savic3–12–01–121978
Zoltan Ilin8–116–82–371977
Zlatko Ivančić0–10–10–011971
Nikola Špear8–135–93–471969
Željko Franulović32–2723–159–12221967
Srdjan Jelic2–02–00–021963
Vladimir Presecki3–23–20–041961
Nikola Pilić38–2427–1211–12231961
Boro Jovanović29–3618–2211–14251959
Kamilo Keretic0–30–30–021958
Aleksandar Popovic Jr.0–10–00–111957
Sima Nikolić0–10–00–111957
Ladislav Jagec0–20–10–111955
Ika Panajotovic5–153–122–3111953
Ivko Plećević3–92–71–261952
Vladimir Petrović8–105–73–371952
Petko Milojkovic2–11–01–131950
Milan Branović4–44–40–041949
Stefan Laslo1–11–00–121948
Josip Saric0–10–10–011947
Dragutin Mitić41–2928–1513–14291936
Franjo Punčec42–2033–129–8261933
Josip Palada42–3231–2111–11371933
Ivan Radović1–10–01–121930
Franjo Kukuljević11–215–96–12181930
Krešimir Friedrich3–33–20–131929
Franjo Šefer5–143–102–471928
Aleksandar Popovic Sr.0–30–20–111928
György Dungyersky0–20–10–111927
Ivan Balas0–20–10–111927
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ITF Commitment Award

The following players have received the ITF Commitment Award from the International Tennis Federation for their long-standing dedication to representing their country in the Davis Cup.[5]

Serbia

 Yugoslavia

Notes

  1. [1]
    Vujić, a Bosnian Serb, played for Serbia and Montenegro (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia) from 1995 to 1997, and later for Bosnia and Herzegovina from 2004 to 2006.
  2. [2]
    Kitinov represented Yugoslavia from 1991 to 1992, and later represented North Macedonia from 1992 to 2003.
  3. [3]
    Ivanišević represented Yugoslavia from 1988 to 1992, and later represented Croatia from 1992 to 2004.
  4. [4]
    Prpić represented Yugoslavia from 1984 to 1992, and later represented Croatia from 1992 to 1996.

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