Hewitt Heads to Wimbledon Final as Baseline Power Claims Title
Lleyton Hewitt advanced to the Wimbledon final after a dominant baseliner victory. He drew cheers from Australia with support from legends like Sedgman Rosewall Newcombe and Fraser as he became the first baseliner champion since Agassi in 1992, proving hisNo 1 status with a hard court US Open title to his name.
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Serena Wins All-Williams Wimbledon Final Showdown
Serena defeats Venus 7 6 6 3 in an all Williams final. She claims No 1 ranking as she seals a dominant run with 19 straight wins. Venus notes the rivalry remains fierce as Serena extends their head to head lead.
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Inkster Sinks Hutchinson To Claim Open Title
In a dramatic U S Open duel, Juli Inkster overpowered Annika Sorenstam with a late stretch including a 25-foot birdie on No 7 and a 20-foot birdie on 16 to seize the championship finish. Sorenstam bogeyed No 7 and failed to Eagle on 18 to force a playoff as Inkster celebrated.
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Waugh Places Third At U S Open In Memorable Final Round
Australian Shani Waugh paired with Juli Inkster in the final round at Prairie Dunes, finishing 3 over 283 for third after a tight start. She earned 202,568 dollars, far surpassing her previous best, and praised Inkster’s 66 as a learning moment despite not winning.
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Bandits Hopeful After Injury Hampered Tournament
Bandits coach Smith says injuries hurt their chances but pulling out may help. He believes the break will benefit the team as they prepare for the zone tournament starting Tuesday in Dodge City. Smith is more excited about this squad than in his three years.
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Waltrip Triumph at Pepsi 400 in Daytona
Michael Waltrip won the Pepsi 400 at Daytona International Speedway for his second Cup victory, ending a 17 month odyssey marked by Dale Earnhardt's death. He credits being in a good mental place since last fall and is poised to extend his DEI contract as Winston Cup moves to Chicago.
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