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Mauresmo Steps Down from Fed Cup Captaincy

It's au revoir and félicitations to @AmeMauresmo who steps down as France's #FedCup captain with her second child on the way! pic.twitter.com/K1MTxo7516
— Fed Cup (@FedCup) November 14, 2016

French Fed Cup Captain Amelie Mauresmo will step down from her post. The 37-year-old revealed that she is expecting her second child next April.

Mauresmo, who took the job in the summer of 2012, went 6-3 at the helm for France and guided the nation within one rubber of winning its first Fed Cup title in over a decade.

Mauresmo owns a 30-9 record as a Fed Cup player and was a part of the last French team to win the title (2003) and the last French team to reach the final (2005).

Mauresmo did all she could to try to get Les Bleus over the finish line. She even did some serious massage.