Just looked for more info :

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberdeen_Cup

There were junior players involved ( I hadn't been sure about that ) so overall not dissimilar to what is being discussed here.

MTBs after two sets and junior results counting half of seniors.

Seems to have been largely built around Andy coming through and interest rather quickly waned. Some indication that less than the best possible teams.

One of our posters Drew got official media accreditation for the Aberdeen Cup. Great days

I  think Matt LeTissier would have a few words to say if Hev decided to play for Scotland.....

I think that a revamped Aberdeen Cup (renamed perhaps) would be an entirely different proposition.

Back then, Andy was 18-19, had achieved not much in tennis; and it was apparently snubbed by the big UK tennis star of the day, which was then Henman. Andy and Greg were surely No2 and No3?

Andy is now a global superstar; arguably the greatest sporting Scot of all time (another thread's worth of debate there perhaps). If Sky Sports were interested in broadcasting something similar a decade ago, it would definitely be of interest to them now.

The commercial and marketing success would be entirely dependent on Andy's participation; but it's basically designed entirely with him in mind. Great chance for him to play in front of an adoring public, to wave his saltire to his heart's content in a way that couldn't offend even the most demented of the ukippers, and to do something to boost the profiles and the fortunes of British tennis in general, to take one for the (his Mum's) team, to see the women compete on the same stage (he seems equal ops enough to have hired Amelie), to leave a more lasting legacy by leaving this "Aberdeen Cup" behind him as an annual competition when he goes, and so on.

Better name might be the "Baltacha Cup" - in which case they (Sky Sports) would need to pay "Rally for Bally" for some of the rights.

You could certainly sell out the Albert Hall these days - more likely, Earl's Court, which is bigger. There probably isn't a hall big enough in Glasgow; so just pick the biggest.

I seem to recall there was a postage problem.

It's a dream and it won't be happening I'm afraid.

Even back in the Aberdeen Cup days Andy was attracting a lot of attention as he was breaking through, particularly in Scotland. And the Cup was largely piggybacking on his growing profile and successes. And it inly lasted a couple ( maybe 3? ) years, even with Andy's profile continuing to grow quite rapidly.

I am extremely dubious re the interest levels from media and public that wimdledon't suggests even if you get ( and there certainly is another matter ) all /almost all the best seniors and juniors participating.

I am a proud Scot ( if no independance supporter as some will have gathered ) and love my football ( hooligan problem, what century are we in ?? - what little may still sometimes arise is easily avoided ) and rugby internationals, but this one to me is not really a goer.