These little details and exchanges represent the quandary at the heart of the Laver Cup. It has wrestled the tennis world over its identity ever since Roger Federer, his agent and business partner Tony Godsick, the ATP Tour, Tennis Australia and U.S. Tennis Association dreamt it up eight years ago.

Tennis Channel will debut live, animated alt-casts of singles matches played during Laver Cup at S.F.’s Chase Center from Sept. 19-21.

Chairman Tony Godsick talked about the future of the event, Steph Curry made an appearance and John McEnroe shared his insights.

The eighth edition of the Laver Cup, co-created by Roger Federer, has so far been a success. The 2025 event has already delivered some notable performances, with Andre Agassi and Yannick Noah leading Team World and Team Europe.

The Laver Cup matches start on Friday 19th September and run until Sunday 21st September. The full schedule is below: All UK time. Live on TNT Sports and discovery+. Subject to change.

Fans could watch the 2025 Laver Cup in a variety of ways: on a standard feed; with bench cams focused on either team; by going behind the scenes at the Chase Center. The most interesting perspective, though, was one where you technically couldn't see the players at all: Laver Cup Animated.

Roger Federer and Stephen Curry appeared together at the Laver Cup. Curry performed the coin toss before a match. He also signed a bourbon bottle for

Alexander Zverev will be making his sixth Laver Cup appearance this year, as he aims to help Team Europe retain their title. Last season, the German played a key role in Team Europe’s victory, with Carlos Alcaraz clinching the deciding singles match against Taylor Fritz.