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| Captain | Vahe Avetisyan |
| ITF ranking | 116 |
| First year | 1996 |
| Years played | 25 |
| Ties played (W–L) | 102 (44–57) |
| Best finish | Europe/Africa Zone Group II quarterfinal (2001) |
| Most total wins | Harutyun Sofyan (36) |
| Most singles wins | Sargis Sargsian (19) |
| Most doubles wins | Harutyun Sofyan (21) |
| Best doubles team | Harutyun Sofyan & Sargis Sargsian (7) |
| Most ties played | Harutyun Sofyan (41) |
| Most years played | Harutyun Sofyan (10) |
TheArmenia men's national tennis team representsArmenia inDavis Cuptennis competitions and are governed by theArmenian Tennis Federation.
Armenia currently competes in the fourth group of Europe zone. They reached the Group II quarterfinals in2001.
Prior to 1991, Armenian players had been represented by theSoviet Union. Armenia competed in its first Davis Cup in1996.[1]
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