51.   Rafter broke Roux in the sixth game of the final set and served it out, winning with a service winner.

52.   A forehand winner gave Kuerten the set and another break in the final set gave him the match.

53.   A visibly angry Rios then started looking for risky winners and his game collapsed in the final set.

54.   After letting the second set slip away, Williams regrouped quickly, winning the first four games of the final set, including two at love.

55.   After losing her serve to begin the final set, Sugiyama relied on steady groundstrokes to win the next three games en route to the victory.

56.   After the long delay, Capriati clearly struggled, winning only one more game and slamming two costly double faults that cost her the final set.

57.   After Pozzi held serve to take the second set, Rios dropped the final set at love, without even running after some shots.

58.   Agassi had no break-point chances in the final two sets.

59.   Agassi utilized an effective drop shot to win eight points, including three in the final set.

60.   After three breaks apiece in the final set Youzhny finally buckled in a sloppy tiebreaker which saw almost all the points decided by unforced errors or net-cords.