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US Open Tennis 2001

  • Hewitt kicks open slam door

    September 11: Lleyton Hewitt's first grand slam title arrived well ahead of schedule as he demolished Pete Sampras 7-6, 6-1, 6-1, in a one sided US Open final.

  • Sean Ingle

    Why Sampras isn't finished

    Sean Ingle

    The hair isn't as thick or fuzzy as it once was, and the Deputy Dawg jaw seems to hang lower by the day, but anyone who dismisses Pistol Pete as a spent force is surely jumping the gun.

  • Sampras defeat heralds end of an era

    Matt Hughes

    Pete Sampras bestrode the men's game throughout the 1990s like a towering colossus, winning title after title in his relentless pursuit of tennis perfection, and his defeat to Lleyton Hewitt in the final of the US Open brings to an end a glittering era.

    • Champion Venus shows true star quality

    • How siblings fix a painful predicament

      Richard Jago at Flushing Meadows
    • Adelaide ace guns down Pistol Pete

  • Sisters fulfil fantasy

  • Hingis - is her number up?

  • Close call for Hewitt as Roddick blows his top

  • Sampras the title addict driven by fresh cravings

  • Raging Roddick loses quarter-final cool

  • Kuerten crashes out

  • Capriati faces up to ordeal by Venus

  • Sampras rolls back the years

  • New York Stories

    As the sell-out crowd filtered out of the Authur Ashe Stadium, Wednesday night had given way to Thursday morning. Yet despite the late hour, a New York buzz hung in the air. Those leaving had just witnessed a classic that lived up to the billing: Pete Sampras v Andre Agassi, the best players of their generation, fighting point-by-point, game-by-game over four tie-break sets before Sampras, supposedly in the twilight of his career after being title-free all year, came through 6-7, 7-6, 7-6, 7-6.

  • Sampras blasts past Agassi in classic

    Pete Sampras defeated Andre Agassi in a tension-filled tie-break battle to advance to the semi-finals of the US Open last night.

    • Haas crushed by network gods

    • Sister act too tough for Davenport and Clijsters

    • Fudge is not the word for it in mouthy city

      Stephen Bierley
  • Russians attack on two fronts

    Yevgeny Kafelnikov defeated Arnaud Clément to fellow Russian Marat Safin in the last eight on a rain-affected day at the Arthur Ashe stadium.

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