By Richard Pagliaro | Tuesday, September 9, 2025
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Canada will host Israel in a world group of Davis Cup I played behind closed doors, Tennis Canada announced today.
When Canada hosts Israel in Halifax, no fan will be allowed.
Tenis Canada announced that the decision to play behind closed doors was made in consultation with the International Tennis Federation in the “Light of the escalation of security concerns”.
“Intelligence taken by local authorities and national security agencies, combined with interruption proven in other recent events in both Canada and internationally, showed a risk of significant interruption of the event,” Tenis Canada said.
In an effort to ensure the safety of players, coaches, cannon children, staff and fans, Tennis Canada has chosen to play tie in a locked place.
“At the heart of this difficult decision is our responsibility to protect people by ensuring that this tie Davis Cup can still develop,” said Gavin Ziv, Chief Executive Officer, Tenis Canada. “We were forced to conclude that playing behind closed doors was the only way to protect both those involved and to preserve the event.
“While this result is very disappointing, it allows the connection to continue in Halifax and ensures that our athletes can continue to compete at the highest international level. We look forward to returning to Halifax with Team Canada in the coming years to ensure that we can fulfill our mission to promote tennis and the creation of the players and players to engage with Sports and Sports. the whole country. “
For fans who have already purchased tickets “ticket holders for tie will receive a full refund within 30 days,” Tenis Canada said in a statement.
