List of Mexico Davis Cup team representatives

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

Players

Player W-L
(Total)		W-L
(Singles)		W-L
(Doubles)		 Ties Debut
Enrique Abaroa 0–10–00–112001
Jorge Acosta 0–10–10–011931
Marcello Amador 0–30–30–022001
Juan Arredondo 0–10–10–011963
Luis Baraldi 3–42–31–151973
Claude Butlin 2–41–21–231925
Guillermo Carter 2–01–01–012003
Roberto Chávez 3–82–71–171975
Francisco Contreras 13–87–76–1121953
Javier Contreras 0–10–10–011984
Ignacio de la Borbolla 0–90–70–241924
Luis Díaz Barriga 1–20–11–132010
Bruno Echagaray 9–124–55–7142001
Juan Manuel Elizondo 2–02–00–022007
Oliver Fernández 3–53–40–141990
Luis-Manuel Flores 4–23–11–142003
Manuel Galeana 0–20–10–111952
Miguel Gallardo Valles 18–1116–112–0182001
Luis-Augusto García 4–22–12–141966
Daniel Garza 15–612–63–0112006
Francisco Gerdes 0–20–10–111924
Alfonso González 2–01–01–011984
Adolfo González 1–00–01–011976
Santiago González 18–168–510–11212001
Francisco Guerrero-Arcocha 1–51–30–251946
Enrique Haro 0–10–10–011979
Daniel Hernández 2–112–80–361935
Juan Hernández 0–10–10–011981
Alejandro Hernández 29–1826–153–3221994
Luis Herrera 13–1710–163–1151990
Robert Kinsey 2–50–42–131927
Daniel Langre 2–01–01–012004
Marcello Lara 23–1315–118–2181966
Leonardo Lavalle 30–2721–179–10251985
Mario Llamas 21–2315–206–3211951
Jose Llano 1–10–01–121935
Manuel Llano 0–50–20–341924
Joaquín Loyo-Mayo 22–2317–195–4211964
Jorge Lozano 20–238–1112–12251981
Mariano Lozano-Alatorre 0–10–10–011926
Francisco Maciel 13–1213–110–1141982
Flavio Martinez 0–10–00–111936
Octavio Martínez 0–10–10–011972
Eduardo Mestre 0–40–20–231932
Marco-Antonio Mestre 0–10–00–111936
Alfredo Millet 2–01–01–011950
Emilio Montaño 3–32–21–131977
Agustín Moreno 2–31–11–251985
Marco Aurélio Nunez 0–10–10–012011
Javier Ordaz 1–11–10–021980
Rafael Ortega 1–11–10–021950
Óscar Ortiz 5–60–35–3101995
Marco Osorio 5–45–30–151998
Rafael Osuna 42–2325–1517–8251958
Antonio Palafox 26–1813–1313–5211956
Gustavo Palafox 10–106–64–491948
Carlos Palencia 2–12–10–022005
Fernando Pérez Pascal 7–62–45–271983
Anselmo Puente 1–01–00–011950
Raúl Ramírez 36–1322–814–5201971
César Ramírez 10–68–52–182008
Esteban "Pajarito" Reyes 3–73–70–061933
Esteban Reyes Jr. 1–31–30–041955
Miguel Ángel Reyes-Varela Sr. 1–11–10–021949
Miguel Ángel Reyes-Varela 2–10–02–132010
Luis Riefkohl 0–10–10–011949
David Roditi 5–50–05–5101997
Bruno Rodríguez 5–13–12–052008
Ángel Roldán 0–10–10–011934
Víctor Romero 4–01–03–032004
Antonio Ruiz-Rosales 0–10–00–112007
Mariano Sánchez 4–24–10–131998
Manuel Sánchez 1–21–20–022011
Federico Sendel 0–10–10–011930
Eugenio Tapia 0–60–40–221938
Ricardo Tapia 0–180–150–381928
Alfonso Unda 2–120–62–6111926
Armando Vega 9–136–83–581946
Rolando Vega 5–63–32–351946
Pedro Vega 0–10–10–011952
Vicente Zarazúa 14–92–612–3161964

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