Yugoslavia Davis Cup team

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The Yugoslavia Davis Cup team played from 1927 to 2003, representing several states over the years: the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (1927–1939), the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1946–1992), and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1995–2003). It was organized by the Yugoslav Tennis Association. After the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s, new national teams were formed for the successor countries. In 1952, Dragutin Mitić and Milan Branović defected from the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia.

Key facts
- First year: 1927
- Years played: 69
- Ties played: 152 (wins 85–67)
- Years in World Group: 9 (7–9)
- Most total wins: Josip Palada (42–32) and Franjo Punčec (42–20)
- Most singles wins: Franjo Punčec (33–12)
- Most doubles wins: Dragutin Mitić (13–14)
- Best doubles team: Boro Jovanović and Niki Pilić (7–8)
- Most ties played: Josip Palada (37)
- Most years played: Boro Jovanović and Josip Palada (15)

After 2003 the team was renamed Serbia and Montenegro from 2004, and later splits created separate teams for the new nations.