Berdych takes over as head of the Czech Davis Cup team!
The Czech Republic's recent Davis Cup fiasco was a harbinger of things to come.
Having come bottom of their group with no wins, and despite having two of the world's top tennis prospects in their ranks, the Czechs were forced to rethink their game.
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We have just learned that Tomas Berdych, retired since 2019 and a major player in the tennis world from 2000-2010, has been named captain.
The former world No. 4, who is already closely following Jiri Lehecka's career and frequently advises him, will now have the opportunity to take on a new challenge: helping his nation return to Davis Cup success.
Berdych is no stranger to the event, having won it twice (2012, 2013).
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