Mexico at the 1991 Davis Cup

The story of the most famous men's tennis tournaments, the Davis cup tournament Tennis dates back to 1899 when four American tennis players from Harvard planned to start a tennis event with a cause to crush the British in the game of tennis. Today the Davis cup tournament Tennis has grown to be the world's most celebrated and relished events mentioned on the annual tennis calendar. The teams have been segregated into various zones and the matches are conducted in the different zones under the strict vigil of the International Tennis Federation (ITF). The year 1991 was the Davis cup tournament Tennis's 80th edition and 87 teams participated in their zones aspiring for the cup.

Mexico at the 1991 Davis Cup contested against the USA in the first round of the World Group. The match was a close call and finally Mexico could overpower the rival only in two matches out of the five that were played. The score line for this match was 2-3. This defeat compelled the Mexican team to compete with Netherlands in the qualifying round of the World Group. The Mexican team was defeated even badly this time. They lost all five matches straight and with a disgraceful score of 0-5 were knocked-out from the tournament.

Mexico at the 1991 Davis Cup was not at all in form and utterly failed to bring back their past glory. Even after holding a position in the top 16, it failed to create any sort of magic. In the very first round, Mexico nearly missed its win while playing against the USA and hence with a demoralized self had to compete in the qualifying round. Even in the qualifying round, the lack of commitment and practice made them lose their position in the World Group. Hence, this was a drab year for Mexico at the 1991 Davis Cup.