71.   Chang needed four sets to beat Kilderry, but he advanced in straight sets against Alami and Damm.

72.   Cinque emerges from his chains and, in a bloody montage set against an electrical storm, he leads the murderous rebellion.

73.   Courier breezed through the first two sets against David Rikl of the Czech Republic before encountering stiffer resistance in the third set.

74.   Davenport had a difficult time in the first set against Tanasugarn.

75.   Despite barely being able to run, he managed to win the third set against a clearly frustrated Henman.

76.   Enqvist next faces Australian Richard Fromberg, who had a far tougher path to the second round, rallying from two sets down against New Zealander Brett Steven.

77.   European critics have long suspected that the listening post set against the snow-peaked Bavarian Alps does more than just spy and track communications for the U.S. military.

78.   Enqvist was thoroughly dominated in his first set against Joyce, but just as thoroughly dominated the rest of the match.

79.   Farina Elia was still looking sharp as she kept her serve to stay in the set against the Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion.

80.   Fifth-seeded Martin dropped just three points on serve in the first set against Sinner.