Tim Henman, a celebrated figure in British tennis, has been appointed as Vice Captain for Team Europe in the upcoming Laver Cup. This announcement marks a significant moment for the event, which will take place at the Chase Center in San Francisco from September 19 to 21, 2025. Henman will work alongside Yannick Noah, the newly appointed Captain of Team Europe, as they aim to defend their title against Team World.
Henman’s career is distinguished by his achievements, including reaching a career-high ATP ranking of world No. 4 and securing 15 ATP titles. Known for his serve-and-volley style, he has become a respected commentator and analyst since retiring from professional tennis. His appointment as Vice Captain is a testament to his deep understanding of the sport and his ability to inspire players.
Yannick Noah, a legendary French tennis player and the last Frenchman to win a Grand Slam, brings his own wealth of experience to the team. Together, Henman and Noah represent a new era of leadership for Team Europe, following the departure of Bjorn Borg, who served as Captain for seven years.
The Laver Cup, named after Australian tennis legend Rod Laver, is a unique event that pits six of Europe’s best male players against six counterparts from the rest of the world. The competition is known for its intensity and camaraderie, offering fans a chance to witness top-tier tennis in a team format. With players like Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev already confirmed for Team Europe, anticipation for the event is at an all-time high.
Henman’s role will involve working closely with Noah and the players to ensure they are prepared for the challenges ahead. His insights and leadership are expected to play a crucial role in maintaining Team Europe’s winning tradition. As the Laver Cup approaches, the collaboration between Henman and Noah promises to bring a fresh dynamic to the team, setting the stage for an exciting competition in San Francisco.