If Andy Roddick has his way, it will. Looks like San Antonio is back in the mix to host the first-round Davis Cup tie against Switzerland over the March 6-8 weekend. Roger Federer has committed to compete.
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It will be interesting to see what happens. The USTA also had a great visit with Birmingham, AL.
I'd say it's a toss-up between the two cities to host.
Also consider in this economy will they sell out the Alamo dome? (27K)
It's a better bet that they could sell out the arena in Brimingham. (19K)
It will come down to which community really wants it more and will support it.
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