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	Thursday, September 6 MEN Open is shut: Safin slams Pete Marat Safin might have given the world a preview of the new order in men's tennis with his 6-4, 6-3, 6-3 blowout of Pete Sampras in Sunday's Open final. Safin handed Sampras only his third defeat in 16 Grand Slam finals. WOMEN Grand finale for Venus Venus Williams kept her streak alive and proved Saturday she is the world's best women's player. Behind a huge serve, Venus beat Lindsay Davenport 6-4, 7-5 for her second straight Grand Slam title. Marat Safin, 20, became the youngest Open champion since Pete Sampras in 1990.
	More Coverage   Martin says he let it all out in marathon Todd Martin woke at the crack of noon Wednesday, the roars of the loudest little crowd still ringing in his head. Garber: A new man, for Pete's sake ESPN.com's Greg Garber examines the "new" Pete Sampras as he prepares to face Richard Krajicek. Notebook: Attendance on record pace Despite poor Labor Day weekend weather, attendance at the U.S. Open is on pace to break records. Dokic's father ordered off U.S. Open grounds Damir Dokic, who has a history of erratic behavior, has been barred from the National Tennis Center for the rest of the Open. Open draw offers plenty of first-round intrigue ESPN.com's Howie Schwab takes a look at some interesting matches that will open up the U.S. Open. Williams sisters hoping to meet in U.S. Open final From the time they were little girls, Venus and Serena Williams believed they would play each other for the U.S. Open title. Now, perhaps, that time has come. Hingis states case for being No. 1 Going almost two years without a Grand Slam title to call her own has put Martina Hingis on the defensive. ESPN.com's 1999 U.S. Open coverage After a wild ride, Andre Agassi and Serena Williams claimed the singles titles.