Billie Jean King Cup Winners List: All-time historical champions by year, history since 1963.
Fed Cup is a Premier International tournament of women's Tennis. It is organized by the International Tennis Federation ( ITF ) annually by teams globally.
It is also known as " Federation Cup " until 1995, then it changed in current name.
It is inaugurated to celebrate the 50th anniversary of ITF in 1963.
Fed Cup is the world largest most popular annual women's sports unit in the World.
The United States Fed team has holds the Most title Fed Cup champions with 18th times & also holds the Fed Cup record Most Consecutive winning titles by a team is 7th times from 1976-1982.
The defending Champions 2017 Fed Cup USA finished as runner-up 12th times, and on 2nd is the Czech Republic by winning titles 11th times, And Australia has on the 2nd finished as runner-up 10th times & made their place 7th times in the List of Fed Cup winners.
Most Fed Cup Finals appearance by a team is by Australia 8th times from 1973-1980.
The Men's Davis Cup is the equivalent of Women's Fed Cup. 2017 Fed Cup Final Winners Team is the USA.
The Czech Republic is the current 2018 Fed Cup winners by holding its wonderful record in the Fed Cup finals by capturing the trophy for the sixth time in eight years by defeating the defending champion the United States as 3-0.
See Also = Men's Tennis World Cup Davis Cup Champions List.
Billie Jean King Cup Winners List, Runner-up, past champions 1963-2022.
2023 ------ TBD
2022 - Switzerland beat Australia, 2-0
2020-21 - Russian-RTF beat Switzerland, 2–0
2019 - France beat Australia, 3–2
2018 - Czech Republic beat United States, 3–0
2017 - USA beat Belarus 3-2
2016 - Czech Republic beat France 3-2
2015 - Czech Republic beat Russia 3-2
2014 - Czech Republic beat Germany 3-1
2013 - Italy beat Russia 4-0
2012 - Czech Republic beat Serbia 3-1
2011 - Czech Republic beat Russia 3-2
2010 - Italy beat U.S. 3-1
2009 - Italy beat U.S. 4-0
2008 - Russia beat Spain 4-0
2007 - Russia beat Italy 4-0
2006 - Italy beat Belgium 3-2
2005 - Russia beat France 3-2
2004 - Russia beat France 3-2
2003 - France beat U.S. 4-1
2002 - Slovakia beat Spain 3-1
2001 - Belgium beat Russia 2-1
2000 - U.S. A beat Spain 5-0
1999 - U.S.A beat Russia 4-1
1998 - Spain beat Switzerland 3-2
1997 - France beat Netherlands 4-1
1996 - U.S beat Spain 5-0
1995 - Spain beat U.S. 3-2
1994 - Spain beat U.S. 3-0
1993 - Spain beat Australia 3-0
1992 - Germany beat Spain 2-1
1991 - Spain beat U.S. 2-1
1990 - U.S. beat Soviet Union 2-1
1989 - U.S. beat Spain 3-0
1988 - Czechoslovakia beat Soviet Union 2-1
1987 - West Germany beat U.S. 2-1
1986 - U.S. beat Czechoslovakia 3-0
1985 - Czechoslovakia beat U.S. 2-1
1984 - Czechoslovakia beat Australia 2-1
1983 - Czechoslovakia beat West Germany 2-1
1982 - U.S. beat Germany 3-0
1981 - U.S. beat Britain 3-0
1980 - U.S. beat Australia 3-0
1979 - U.S. beat Australia 3-0
1978 - U.S. beat Australia 2-1
1977 - U.S. beat Australia 2-1
1976 - U.S. beat Australia 2-1
1975 - Czechoslovakia beat Australia 3-0
1974 - Australia beat U.S. 2-1
1973 - Australia beat South Africa 3-0
1972 - South Africa beat Britain 2-1
1971 - Australia beat Britain 3-0
1970 - Australia beat West Germany 3-0
1969 - U.S. beat Australia 2-1
1968 - Australia beat Netherlands 3-0
1967 - U.S. beat Britain 2-0
1966 - U.S. beat West Germany 3-0
1965 - Australia beat U.S. 2-1
1964 - Australia beat U.S. 2-1
1963 - U.S. beat Australia 2-1
Billie Jean King Cup winners, BJP Cup Most wins by countries
Most victories by countries of the Davis cup have given here.
National team or Country Wins
United States -- 18 times (1963, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2017)
Czech Republic -- 11 times (1975, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1988, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018)
Australia -- 7 times (1964, 1965, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974)
Spain -- 5 times (1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1998)
Soviet Union or Russia -- 5 times (2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2020-21)
Italy -- 4 times (2006, 2009, 2010, 2013)
France -- 3 times (1997, 2003, 2019)
Germany -- 2 times (1987, 1992)
South Africa -- 1 time (1972)
Belgium -- 1 time (2001)
Slovakia -- 1 time (2002)
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