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	Tuesday, May 22 MEN Kuerten becomes repeat winner His 1997 title is no longer a fluke. That's because Gustavo Kuerten won his second French Open title Sunday, beating Magnus Norman in the men's final 6-2, 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (8-6). The scruffy Brazilian first won at Roland Garros in 1997. WOMEN Pierce adds doubles title Mary Pierce, who beat Conchita Martinez for the singles title Saturday, teamed with Martina Hingis to win the doubles title Sunday. No. 5 Gustavo Kuerten needed 3 hours, 44 minutes to put away No. 3 Magnus Norman.
	More Coverage   French Open Gallery Check out the action at Roland Garros in ESPN.com's French Open photo gallery. Notebook: Young American loses in junior quarters Andy Roddick became the last American to tumble out of the French Open on Thursday when he lost his quarterfinal junior boys match against France's Paul-Henri Mathieu 7-6 (3), 6-4. Agassi fined $10,000 for skipping news conference Andre Agassi was fined the maximum $10,000 for leaving the French Open without speaking to reporters after he lost Thursday to Karol Kucera in the second round. Washington: Top contenders for men's singles title Former ATP Tour pro MaliVai Washington breaks down the field for the men's singles title at the 2000 French Open. Shriver: Top contenders for women's singles title Former WTA Tour pro Pam Shriver breaks down the field for the women's singles title at the 2000 French Open. Agassi, Hingis get top seeds for French Open Defending champion Andre Agassi and Martina Hingis were named the top seeds for the French Open, tennis' second Grand Slam of the year which begins Monday. Garber: Seeking extended stay on clay Americans have landed on the moon and harnessed the atom. So why can't they win on the red clay at the French Open? ESPN.com's Greg Garber gives us the answer. ESPN The Magazine: Girl, Interrupted After her very public meltdown at last year's French Open, Martina Hingis heads back to Paris older, wiser and ready to make amends. By winning. Q&A with ESPN's MaliVai Washington See what ESPN tennis analyst MaliVai Washington had to say when he sat down for a recent Q&A session with ESPN.com. ESPN.com's 2000 Australian Open coverage Andre Agassi and Lindsay Davenport cleaned up Down Under at the first Grand Slam of 2000.