for the first round Dancevic advanced no further however, falling to lucky loser entrant Simone Bolelli in four sets. Perhaps buoyed by his French Open success, Dancevic opted to enter directly into the main draw of the smaller clay court Rijeka Open rather than go through qualifying for the year's first grass court tourney, the Aegon Trophy. He drew top seed Blaž Kavčič, and lost 4–6, 5–7. Dancevic played well to qualify for the main draw of the Wimbledon Championships, not dropping more than four games in a set over three matches. He began in the same vein in his main draw first round match, against veteran Brazilian Ricardo Mello, winning the first two sets 6–3, 6–3, but failed twice to hold his own serve in a deciding game in the next two sets and then to convert two match points, in a tie break. Mello handily won the deciding set 6–2. This week Dancevic is playing neither Davis Cup nor defending ranking points for a quarterfinals appearance at the Hall of Fame Championships, on grass. Rumour is that his back has been acting up for the past month and he has been advised to take time off. Dancevic qualified for the US Open, setting a record in men's tennis by becoming the first person to qualify for all four majors in one year. 2018-2020 While he hasn't officially retired, his last doubles match came in April 2019 at the 2019 Tallahassee Tennis Challenger where he lost in the second round partnering Peter Polansky. He lost in the first round of qualifying as an alternate entry in the 2019 China Open and the 2020 ASB Classic, but his last planned-upon tournament appearance in singles was a loss in first round of qualifying at the 2018 Rogers Cup. Im 2019, Dancevic began coaching compatriot Vasek Pospisil. World Team Tennis In July 2014, he played World Team Tennis with the Philadelphia Freedoms. Davis Cup In Davis Cup, Dancevic has a 15 and 15 win-lose record in 19 ties, going 12–15 in singles play and 3–0 in doubles. He debuted in 2002, when he played a dead rubber in each of the early season ties before losing the opening singles match versus Brazil in World Group qualifying. In 2004, Dancevic was Davis Cup hero as he defeated Flavio Saretta in the deciding rubber that saw Canada join the World Group for 2005. Unfortunately