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	Tuesday, January 30 MEN Agassi cleans up Down Under Andre Agassi left no doubt that he rules men's tennis on Sunday. Agassi claimed his second Australian Open title and sixth Grand Slam title in a 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4 victory over defending champ Yevgeny Kafelnikov. WOMEN Davenport stands tall in final In Saturday's second set, Lindsay Davenport nearly collapsed in a bid for her first title Down Under. But Davenport -- who crushed Martina Hingis in the first set -- survived Hingis' last-ditch rally for a 6-1, 7-5 win. Agassi put the exclamation point on his win with three aces at up to 123 mph in the last game.
	More Coverage   Stubbs wins second doubles title Down Under, teaming with Palmer Rennae Stubbs won her second doubles title Down Under this week, teaming with Jared Palmer to win the mixed doubles title. Activist interrupts Australian Open final An animal rights activist ran onto the center court during the Australian Open men's final between Andre Agassi and Yevgeny Kafelnikov. Notebook: Rafter wants to return by end of Feb. Patrick Rafter, who sat out the Aussie Open to nurture his shoulder back to full strength after surgery in October, said he won't try to rush his return. Leach, with Ferreira's help, wins third Aussie doubles title American Rick Leach won his third Australian Open doubles title when he and partner Ellis Ferreira defeated Andrew Kratzmann and Wayne Black. Raymond, Stubbs win women's doubles Top seeds Lisa Raymond and Rennae Stubbs beat Martina Hingis and Mary Pierce for their first Grand Slam title, sparking a Hingis tantrum. Chat wrap: Pam Shriver The former player turned ESPN tennis analyst makes her predictions from the Australian Open. Injury forces Moya out of Australian Open Spanish star Carlos Moya withdraws because of the back injury that forced him to retire from the U.S. Open. Defending doubles champ Rafter withdraws Defending doubles champ Pat Rafter withdrew from the Australian Open but left it to partner Wayne Arthurs to tell organizers. Emerson thinks Sampras will beat his record Pete Sampras tied Roy Emerson's record of 12 Grand Slam titles last year. Emerson thinks No. 13 shouldn't be tough for Sampras. Venus Williams withdraws from Australian Open Venus Williams became the second leading American in two days to withdraw when she pulled out Wednesday with tendinitis in her left wrist. Injury forces Seles out of Aussie Open Four-time champion Monica Seles has withdrawn from the first Grand Slam of the new year because of a foot injury.