If it's like in the last years, it will be hold in one of the countries that reaches the semifinals, depending on the different sites that each country offers.
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MS said:
If that's the case, then the logical choice would be the United States. Most of the players who'll be playing Fed Cup will be in Los Angeles for the Tour Championships, so why have them hop on a plane and go somewhere else? The fact that I'm an American has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with my line of reasoning, of course.....
that's easy, coz some people wanna go home,darrinbaker00 said:If that's the case, then the logical choice would be the United States. Most of the players who'll be playing Fed Cup will be in Los Angeles for the Tour Championships, so why have them hop on a plane and go somewhere else? The fact that I'm an American has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with my line of reasoning, of course.....
plus 3 out of the 4 semifinalists are European teams,
if they want to choose a venue, it's best to set in Europe,
if US already got WTA Tour Champ, why not give
others a chance to host.....
i pick Belgium btw...
I read somewhere that the decision is made in September.....
(Hope it's France, or Belgium!! )
(Hope it's France, or Belgium!!
)Its going to be indoors wherever it is it'll be towards the end of November
Not necessarily...it depends on the host country. When the Belgians won the title in 2001 it was played on an indoor clay court. The year before that in 2000 it was played at Stanford on an outdoor hardcourt.Monica_Rules said:Its going to be indoors wherever it is it'll be towards the end of November
Fedcup.com has a poll for people's preferred venue! At the moment the results are:
Belgium (79.8%)
France (12.2%)
USA (5.1%)
Russia (2.8%)
Belgium (79.8%)
France (12.2%)
USA (5.1%)
Russia (2.8%)
probably nearly all WTA World membersTennisace said:
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