Tickets for the first Davis Cup match ever to be played in Alabama sold out quickly on Friday, The Birmingham News reports.  “It was a little less than an hour, which is certainly impressive,” Jeff Ryan, director of tennis events for the United States Tennis Association, told the paper.  This is a big improvement over the last American match in Winston-Salem last April where tickets against France went unsold, forcing match organizers to throw a black tarp over the highest rows of seats.  The U.S. and a Roger Federer-led Switzerland team will meet in the first round on March 6-9.

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