List of Hungary Davis Cup team representatives

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This is a list of tennis players who have represented the Hungary Davis Cup team in an official Davis Cup match. Hungary has taken part in the competition since 1924. [1]

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Bela von Kehrling and Imre Zichy playing in Budapest, Hungary, in 1914. Zichy-kehrling.jpg
Béla von Kehrling and Imre Zichy playing in Budapest, Hungary, in 1914.
Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
András Ádám-Stolpa 20–1915–145–5161948
József Asbóth 24–1718–126–5161938
Pál Aschner 0–20–00–221929
Attila Balázs 16–1010–86–2122009
György Balázs4–23–21–052004
Szabolcs Baranyi 15–1112–83–3111969
Kornél Bardóczky 29–2017–1312–7281997
János Benyik 3–133–130–091976
Zoltán Böröczky 1–10–11–021999
Gábor Borsos 1–31–30–032015
Ferenc Csépai 0–60–60–031986
Mihály Csikós 0–10–00–111939
György Dallos 2–62–40–241936
Kálmán Fehér 1–10–01–121948
Emil Ferenczy 0–30–00–331935
Viktor Filipenkó 1–30–31–032013
László Fonó 4–10–14–052003
Márton Fucsovics 25–1418–87–6182010
Emil Gábori (sometimes referred to as Emil Gabrowitz)9–218–131–8121931
Levente Gödry 5–40–05–492013
István Gulyás 34–2727–177–10221958
Antal Jancsó 1–51–20–341953
Gábor Jaross 0–10–10–012002
Zoltán Katona 4–64–50–161949
Aurél Kelemen 0–10–00–111925
Ádám Kellner 7–76–71–0102005
Kálmán Kirchmäyer 0–10–00–111926
Gergely Kisgyörgy 23–1416–87–6241997
Sándor Kiss 4–81–53–361984
Sebő Kiss 15–109–106–0162003
Ferenc Komáromy 1–21–20–021960
Attila Korpás 0–20–20–011965
Gábor Köves 10–60–010–6161988
József Krocskó 9–119–110–0101993
Zoltán Kuharszky 1–11–10–011980
András Lányi 12–136–106–3121987
Dénes Lukács 2–32–30–042005
Róbert Machán 14–165–109–6211969
Gergely Madarász 3–03–00–032014
László Markovits 10–151–79–8181987
Norbert Mazány 1–11–10–011998
Péter Nagy 3–33–30–042015
Viktor Nagy 1–41–20–241991
Sándor Noszály 15–2015–160–4171989
Jenő Péteri 2–40–02–461924
Zsombor Piros 1–01–00–012018
Attila Sávolt 20–1512–118–4131996
István Sikorszki 0–20–00–221954
Elek Straub 2–22–20–021935
András Szikszay 12–145–67–8151960
Péter Szőke 26–219–1517–6271967
Imre Takáts 7–187–170–1121924
Balázs Taróczy 76–1950–1226–7331973
Zsolt Tatár 0–10–10–012002
Dezső Vad 0–10–00–111953
Róbert Varga 4–00–04–042008
Balázs Veress 1–21–10–121998
Béla von Kehrling 25–2122–93–12161924
Ferenc Zentai 1–31–30–021985
Imre Zichy 0–30–00–331933

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  1. ↑ Database (undated). "Hungary Team". Davis Cup. Retrieved 7 October 2012.
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