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Tuesday, May 22
MEN

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie
Defending champion Andre Agassi makes winning look easy. Agassi took home his third Australian Open title and seventh Grand Slam trophy Sunday. Agassi quickly defeated Frenchman Arnaud Clement 6-4, 6-2, 6-2.

WOMEN
Absolutely Captivating!
It took her 11 years, but American Jennifer Capriati has her first Grand Slam title. Capriati, seeded 12th, overwhelmed top-seeded Martina Hingis in two sets to win the Australian Open final 6-4, 6-3 on Saturday.

American Andre Agassi is only the second man to have won three Aussie titles in the Open era.

More Coverage

Morariu and Ferreira team to win mixed doubles final
Ellis Ferreira has not always been a good mixed doubles player, but he worked well with Corina Morariu.
Capriati nice addition to mix of strong women players
Jennifer Capriati's astounding Australian Open victory and a stumble by Venus Williams scrambled the balance of power in women's tennis.
Serving it up: Is Capriati ready for a TV movie?
A daily look at what the players are up to on and off the court in Melbourne.
New partner, no problem: Woodbridge wins doubles final
Todd Woodbridge paired with new partner Joan Bjorkman to win the men's doubles final.
Worn-down Hingis blames schedule for loss
Martina Hingis' tear since last year's U.S. Open might have caught up with her, and blamed her heavy schedule for her loss to Jennifer Capriati.
Australian drought continues in men's draw
Patrick Rafter, Mark Philippoussis and Lleyton Hewitt are high-profile players, but the Aussie natives couldn't bring a hometown Slam win.
Agassi wants to see Rafter play on
Andre Agassi said on Thursday he would try and persuade Patrick Rafter not to retire from tennis.
Sweating, cramping ... Rafter will be tested for answers
After cramping ruined his hopes of an Aussie title, Pat Rafter will undergo tests in search of an answer.
Seles says she knows her body's limits now
Monica Seles loses to Jennifer Capriati in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open after struggling with her game for the past few weeks.
Sweet revenge: Williams sisters dispatch Hingis in doubles
Venus and Serena Williams will be part of an All-American doubles final as they face Lindsay Davenport and Corina Morariu.
Kournikova: 'Time flies' between Grand Slam quarterfinals
Anna Kournikova says it "feels like yesterday" that she last made the quarterfinals at a Grand Slam. Even if the gap was 3½ years.
Agassi is back in the groove
Defending champion Andre Agassi has yet to drop a set in his first two rounds and is confident in his performance so far.
Rusedski almost gave up on tennis
Rusedski endured injury and loss of form, and even considered quitting the sport before seeking the advice of former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash.
Venus Williams' new attire slashes across headlines
Venus Williams's daring low-cut new outfit revealed at the Australian Open made sure she stayed the center of attention.
ESPN.com's 2000 Australian Open coverage
Andre Agassi and Lindsay Davenport cleaned up Down Under at the first Grand Slam of 2000.

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