Inkster wins U S Open with late surge over Sorenstam
Juli Inkster delivered a career defining performance at Prairie Dunes to beat Annika Sorenstam by two strokes and claim the U S Women's Open. Inkster closed with a 66 to finish 276, earning 535000 dollars as the event’s top money and her seventh major.
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Armstrong Trails in Opening Tour Stage as Bertogliati Wins
Rubens Bertogliati of Switzerland sprinted to victory in the opening Tour de France stage, claiming the yellow jersey from Lance Armstrong who finished alongside the main group. Armstrong said stacking pressure early is not part of the plan, aiming for mountain-stage gains.
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Hewitt Captures Wimbledon Title in Dominant Final
No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt defeated David Nalbandian 6-1 6-3 6-2 on Centre Court to win his second Grand Slam, delivering a commanding baseline display in a rain-affected, high-stakes final. Nalbandian, 20, faced a steep test as Hewitt broke serve eight times and surpassed early nerves to claim the title.
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