51.   But when the first set was over, Federer had prevailed in a tiebreaker.

52.   Certainly it paralyzed Bruguera, who got a sense of what was in store for him in the first set.

53.   Chang actually went down a break early in the first set.

54.   Capriati and Williams played a nearly equally bad match for the first set, trading six service breaks to force the tiebreaker.

55.   Chuck Adams of Pacific Palisades had two set points on ex-Wimbledon champ Boris Becker in the first set of their match Thursday afternoon at the L.A. Open.

56.   Connors put Fleming away fairly easily in the first set, thanks to a sharper-than-ever two-handed backhand.

57.   Coach Dan Reeves said there will be a coin toss to see who gets the first set of snaps.

58.   Courier was never broken and fought off three break points -- the only break points he faced in the match -- in the fifth game of the first set.

59.   Courier fought off four set points in the first set and another in the second before winning each.

60.   Davenport and Williams traded service breaks three times in the first set, but Davenport dominated on serve in the second, losing just four points in five games.