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<br />10. Lleyton Hewitt's mastery at the Masters Cup, only losing 1 set against the best players in the world.
9. Venus Williams beating 3 top 10 players in less than 30 hours; including Jennifer Capriati and Lindsay Davenport.
8. Martina Hingis becoming the first woman to ever beat the Doubles whammy of Venus & Serena in consecutive matches at a major tournament.
7. Lleyton Hewitt's dominance over Pete Sampras in the U.S Open final.
6. Pete Sampras beating the 3 most recent U.S Open Champions on his way to the final.
5. They went into Australia with virtually no one giving them a chance to win. The French team's triumph in the final of Davis Cup.
4. Venus Williams saving 8 championship points in the final of the Ericsson.
3. Jennifer Capriati's resurgence to win the Australian Open defeating 3 former champions who have 7 Australian Open Championships between them.
2. Goran Ivanisavic's remarkable, unprecedented run of becoming the first wild card to win Wimbledon.
1. The Venus and Serena Williams Show in the U.S Open Final in Primetime. On their way, they beat the number 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 players. For all of us who weren't around long enough to see Maud and Lillian Watson, we never thought we would see sisters play each other in the final of a Grand Slam.
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<br />10. Lleyton Hewitt's mastery at the Masters Cup, only losing 1 set against the best players in the world.
9. Venus Williams beating 3 top 10 players in less than 30 hours; including Jennifer Capriati and Lindsay Davenport.
8. Martina Hingis becoming the first woman to ever beat the Doubles whammy of Venus & Serena in consecutive matches at a major tournament.
7. Lleyton Hewitt's dominance over Pete Sampras in the U.S Open final.
6. Pete Sampras beating the 3 most recent U.S Open Champions on his way to the final.
5. They went into Australia with virtually no one giving them a chance to win. The French team's triumph in the final of Davis Cup.
4. Venus Williams saving 8 championship points in the final of the Ericsson.
3. Jennifer Capriati's resurgence to win the Australian Open defeating 3 former champions who have 7 Australian Open Championships between them.
2. Goran Ivanisavic's remarkable, unprecedented run of becoming the first wild card to win Wimbledon.
1. The Venus and Serena Williams Show in the U.S Open Final in Primetime. On their way, they beat the number 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6 players. For all of us who weren't around long enough to see Maud and Lillian Watson, we never thought we would see sisters play each other in the final of a Grand Slam.
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