Moya Upsets Hewitt For Cincinnati Master Title
Carlos Moya defeated world No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt 7-5 7-6(5) in the Cincinnati Masters final to claim the $2.95 million title. The Spaniard, returning from injury, emphasized health and confidence after a rain-delayed final that featured his dominant forehand and steady adaptation to hard courts. He earned $392,000 and rose to No. 5 in 2002 ATP points. Hewitt acknowledged Moya’s form as he struggled to counter the aggressive baseline play.
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Rubin’s comeback shines at JPMorgan Chase Open
Rubin, back from her second knee surgery in 13 months, defeated top-10 foes Serena Williams and Lindsay Davenport to win the JPMorgan Chase Open. She beat Williams in a dramatic quarterfinal, Dokic 6-0 6-2 in the semifinal, and Davenport 5-7 7-6 6-3 for the title, ending Williams’ 21-match streak.
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Woods rallies to win Buick Open in Michigan
Tiger Woods shot 2-under 70 to win the Buick Open by four strokes at 17 under, his 33rd PGA Tour victory and fourth in eight starts. Esteban Toledo faded with three bogeys after 12, finishing tied for second with Mark O’Meara, Brian Gay, and Fred Funk. Woods earned $594,000 and denied mere practice for the upcoming major.
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Stewart Regains Win After Probation Battle at Watkins Glen
Tony Stewart won at Watkins Glen International after a lap 13 collision with Robby Gordon and a season-long probation for a punch at Indianapolis. Gordon described the clash as racing while Stewart seeks help for temper issues, calling the victory a Band-Aid.
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Hill Leaves Kansas Football Amid Dehydration Woes
Kansas wide receiver Harrison Hill, a senior, has left the team after ongoing dehydration issues. Despite earning a sixth year of eligibility from the NCAA following a severe shoulder injury, Hill departed as coach Mark Mangino confirmed on Sunday.
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Jayhawks receiver departs after second game of 2001 season
A Kansas Jayhawks receiver leaves the program during the second game of 2001, exiting with 108 career receptions for 1,535 yards and seven touchdowns.
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