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WATCH: Russia and Germany gear up for new ATP Cup

ByJordaan Sanford

Published Dec 10, 2019

Although it may seem as if the 2019 ATP season just came to an end, the 2020 season is coming up quickly in Australia. Starting on January 3, the top players from around the world will compete for their country in the inaugural ATP Cup.

This 10-day event will consists of 24 countries competing in Brisbane, Perth and Sydney. The final eight will come together in Sydney.

As the excitement builds, a couple of the top pros came together with their team captains to talk about the upcoming event. Alexander Zverev and Germany's team captain Boris Becker talked about Becker's throwback hairdo and his short shorts.

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Daniil Medvedev and Russia's captain Marat Safin discussed Safin's mark on tennis in Russia, which included smashing racquets every now and then.

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Medvedev and Zverev will both be competing for their respective countries in just over three weeks. Germany will start its campaign in Brisbane, while Russia will begin in Perth.