Roberta Vinci takes Italy to Fed Cup final against Russia
Two singles victories of Roberta Vinci, including the deciding one today, and one triumph of Sara Errani, ensured Italy’s place in the 50th anniversary...
Russia recovers from 0-2, moves into Fed Cup final
Russia managed to become the first nation to come back from 0-2 down in a Fed Cup World Group semifinal, by beating Slovakia 3-2....
Italy and Slovakia take commanding leads in Fed Cup semifinals
After Saturday’s Fed Cup semifinal action, Italy leads the Czech Republic 2-0 and Slovakia leads Russia 2-0.
Two-time defending champion Czech Republic are looking for...
Hingis accompanies Pavlyuchenkova as a coach in Moscow
The latest coaching novelty is that five-time Grand Slam champion Martina Hingis is now working full-time with Russian Anastasia Pavlychenkova, with whom she has...
Fed Cup semifinals set: Slovakia vs. Russia, Czech Republic vs. Italy
The Fed Cup weekend action determined the teams that will clash in the World Group semifinals set for April 20-21: Slovakia vs. Russia and...
Czech Republic downs Serbia, keeps Fed Cup crown
The Czech Republic successfully defended the Fed Cup trophy, dominating the Serbian team 2-0 on Saturday, and even though on Sunday Ana Ivanovic gave...
Safarova and Kvitova take a 2-0 lead on the first day of Fed Cup title defense against Serbia
The Czech Republic made a strong start to their Fed Cup title defense with two comfortable victories over Serbia, whose chances for maiden Fed...
Czechs beat Russians in Fed Cup final, Kvitova successfully closes breakthrough season
The 2011 Fed Cup final between Russia, four-time titlist in the last seven years, and the Czech Republic was decided by a doubles clash...
Fed Cup: Serbia’s great triumph vs Slovakia’s great misery
As you know, our reader Marine has recently started her own tennis blog, Tennis Notebook, and she already guest posted here on Women's Tennis...
Russia beats Italy 5-0 to reach Fed Cup final
Italian team was short of Francesca Schiavone and Flavia Pennetta, and world No.37 Roberta Vinci leading the weakened team wasn’t enough to make Italy...
