TENNIS TOP 10
MEN
1. Gustavo Kuerten--Skinny surfer now master of the clay domain.
2. Magnus Norman--Seems like he is playing Kuerten nearly every week.
3. Andre Agassi--Latest incarnation started last year in Paris.
4. Pete Sampras--Hope that hotel in Dusseldorf is showing Laker playoff games.
5. Marat Safin--New Marat has not quite extinguished old Marat.
6. Lleyton Hewitt--Aussie teen slowly finding his form on clay.
7. Alex Corretja--No Grand Slam finals since ’98 French Open.
8. Dominik Hrbaty--New twist: actually turning into decent doubles player.
9. Marcelo Rios--His brief stay at No. 1 seems long ago.
10. Cedric Pioline--Not quite enough against Safin in Hamburg quarterfinals.
WOMEN
1. Lindsay Davenport--Back injury forces withdrawal from Madrid.
2. Martina Hingis--Back-and-forth exchange with Davenport for No. 1.
3. Monica Seles--Suddenly, Seles. Three titles in 2000, two on clay.
4. Mary Pierce--Tough draw--loses to Mauresmo in third round in Rome.
5. Conchita Martinez--Hoping to avoid Seles in French Open draw.
6. Amanda Coetzer--Two finals in two weeks. Wins first title since ’98.
7. Amelie Mauresmo--Most impressive week since winning Sydney event.
8. Serena Williams--Has passport. Ready to travel?
9. Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario--Bouncing back after lackluster ’99.
10. Venus Williams--Driven to tears after winning only 3 games vs. Dokic.
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