Steinhauer Ends 1999 Victory Drought At Sybase Classic
LPGA veteran Sherri Steinhauer wins the Sybase Classic by two strokes, finishing 12 under at 272 after birdies on 10 14 and 15. Grace Park finishes second as Steinhauer, 41, recalls a miserable 2003 and considers retirement no more.
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Weibring Wins Allianz Championship In Midwest Triumph
D A Weibring shot an even par 71 in blustery conditions to win the Allianz Championship by three strokes, finishing at 9 under 204. Tom Watson and Tom Kite chased him as Weibring overcame an early double bogey while claiming his second Champions Tour title and a $225,000 prize two days before turning 51.
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Immelman Wins Deutsche Bank Open In Rallying Finish
Trevor Immelman birdied the final hole to edge defending champion Padraig Harrington by one stroke and win the Deutsche Bank Open. He shot a 7 under 65 to finish 17 under 271, earning 590000 dollars. Harrington shot 66 to end at 277 alongside Ernie Els after a 66.
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Williams aims for French Open rebound after injuries and delays
Serena Williams seeks a comeback at the French Open amid a lingering knee injury and a two-year major drought. Her rival Justine Henin-Hardenne returns from a virus as top contenders, while the field also includes Agassi Roddick Coria Davenport Mauresmo. Williams faces Iveta Benesova early as she rebuilds confidence and seeks her next title.
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Chavez Faces Decline In Notable Calle Fight
Chavez recalls past glories as Randall fights back with head punches in thin air at 7,200 feet. The 45,000-seat stadium fills only half, a far cry from Chavez’s 1993 peak when 130,000 packed Mexico’s largest soccer venue. Earlier, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. stopped Juan Carlos Castillo in a super featherweight bout.
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Ferrero Considers French Open Run Amid Rib Injury
Juan Carlos Ferrero weighs whether a rib injury will stop him from defending his French Open title. He called his odds 60-40-60 against playing, 40 percent to participate, and said pain affects every stroke. He is set to meet Tommy Haas in the first round while Federer Safin Hewitt surge in his half of the draw.
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