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Fed Cup

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Fed Cup

International tennis tournament for women's teams first held in 1963 (then called the Federation Cup) and similar to the men's Davis Cup competition although with some differences in format. The competition was renamed the Fed Cup in 1995.



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TENNIS: Italy won its first Fed Cup title, beating host Belgium 3-2 after Justine Henin-Hardenne was forced to stop because of knee pain during the deciding doubles match.
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The Fed Cup is the premier women's international tennis competition, with 16 countries competing for the elite World Group in 2003.
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