91.   Unable to bully Corretja in the first set, Agassi sent out some unflattering signals by surrendering the set with two consecutive double faults.

92.   Wheaton also hurt himself with several double faults and by failing to hold serve four times.

93.   When Capriati had a chance to serve out the first set, she trembled through three double faults.

94.   When the match ended on a Serena double fault, the sisters both looked at each other, frozen.

95.   Williams had five double faults, and Clijsters had three.

96.   Williams struggled and hit five double faults.

97.   With Sampras looking too shellshocked to hit even one more ball, Corretja removed the burden with a double fault that gave the defending champion the victory.

98.   Papadaki started off poorly, losing her service in the opening of the first set and suffering five double faults.

99.   Philippousis, who lives by the power of his service, served a double fault in the ninth game of the third set, which reached deuce six times.

100.   Philippoussis was broken in the seventh game of the first set on a double fault and never recovered his composure.