The Laver Cup, an annual showdown of men's tennis stars pitting Team Europe against Team World, will be played next year in Los Angeles, organizers announced on Wednesday.
The Intuit Dome in suburban Inglewood, home to the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers, will host the competition on September 24-26, 2027.
Team Europe owns a 5-3 lead in the all-time rivalry but Team World has won three of the past four meetings entering this year's event in London in September, part of the ATP Tour calendar.
Intuit Dome hosted February's NBA All-Star Game and will be the venue for basketball at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
"Los Angeles is one of the world's leading destinations for major sporting events," Laver Cup chief executive officer Steve Zacks said. "We can think of no better city and venue to host the 10th edition of the Laver Cup."
Opened in August 2024 in Inglewood, California, Intuit Dome is the state-of-the-art home arena that was built with a privately funded $2 billion investment by owner Steve Ballmer. The 18,000-seat venue is engineered for an intense, "fan-first" basketball experience, experts say.
The arena's design brings spectators exceptionally close to the action. Its defining structural feature is the Halo Board, a massive, double-sided 4K LED scoreboard stretching almost a full acre.
For a passionate home-court advantage, the venue features "The Wall," an uninterrupted 51-row cheering section reserved exclusively for Clippers fans.
Focused on convenience, the facility utilizes biometric and facial recognition technology for a completely cashless, ticketless, and frictionless experience. It also boasts three times the NBA average for restrooms to eliminate wait times.
Operating with high sustainability standards, the all-electric, LEED Platinum-certified venue features an iconic gridshell exterior.
