The second instalment of the Laver Cup comes at just the right time for 14-time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic who is back in top form after winning the US Open.
Djokovic is making his debut in this week's three-day team event which has been dubbed the Ryder Cup of tennis although it lacks the tradition of golf's premier event.
"I would like to play with (Djokovic)," said event founder and Team Europe star Roger Federer. "I hope he feels the same way."
"We have four of the six core guys from last year. We're hopeful that the crowd is as involved or more than they were last year."
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