1975 Davis Cup Americas Zone

The Americas Zone^[1] was one of three zones of competition in the 1975 Davis Cup. The zone was split into the North & Central America Zone and the South America Zone, with the winners meeting in the Americas Inter-Zonal Final. Chile won the Zone and advanced to the Inter-Zonal Zone.

North & Central America Zone

Preliminary Rounds

	First Round October 4–13, 1974					Final 31 January – 2 February
	Nassau, Bahamas (clay)
		United States	5
		Caribbean/West Indies	0			Palm Springs, California (hard)
							Mexico	3
Quebec City, Quebec (carpet)						United States	2
		Mexico	4
		Canada	1

• Mexico advanced to Main draw

Main draw

	First Round 1 April 1975					Finals 1 April 1975
							South Africa	w/o[2]
		South Africa	w/o				Mexico
		Colombia

• South Africa advanced to Americas Inter-Zonal Final when the government of Mexico refused to allow the Mexico / South Africa tie to take place, in protest over South Africa's apartheid policies.

South America Zone

Preliminary Rounds

	First round 1 October 1974					Quarterfinals 15–17 November 1974 (URU) 13–15 December 1974 (BRA)
		Uruguay	w/o
						Montevideo, Uruguay
		Ecuador
							Uruguay	0
							Argentina	5
		Argentina
		(bye)
		(bye)
						São Paulo, Brazil
		Brazil
							Brazil	4
							Bolivia	0
		(bye)
		Bolivia

• Argentina and Brazil advanced to main draw.

Main draw

	First Round 20–22 December 1974					Finals 10–12 January 1975
						Santiago, Chile
	São Paulo, Brazil (clay)						Chile	4
		Argentina	2				Brazil	1
		Brazil	3

• Chile advanced to Americas Inter-Zonal Final.

References

1. "Reconstructed from Davis Cup Nation-by-Nation Historical Records". Retrieved 2013-05-03.
2. "Apartheid protest". The government of Mexico refused to allow the tie to take place, in protest over South Africa's apartheid polices