71.   Johansson finally won the set on his third set point.

72.   Karsten Braasch, on the awkward service motion that helped him win a set against Sampras.

73.   Kiefer won the set with a crosscourt forehand service return that brought back memories of Agassi at his prime.

74.   Kuerten broke sixth-seeded Kafelnikov in the first game, won the set with no further breaks and appeared to be cruising to an easy win.

75.   Kucera gradually gained the upper hand, winning the set with a devilishly dipping backhand return.

76.   Lareau came back to win the set in the tiebreaker.

77.   Kafelnikov was up a break in the first set and held two set points in the tiebreaker before Rios rallied to win the set.

78.   Kuerten broke Kafelnikov in the first game, won the set with no further breaks and appeared to be cruising to an easy win.

79.   Martinez has won every set against her five opponents without attracting the fanfare usually accorded a defending champion.

80.   Martinez twice saved triple break points, the second time winning a set for Spain.