TENNIS TOP 10

MEN

1. Andre Agassi Rome first event since Davis Cup salvage job.

2. Pete Sampras Long forgotten statistic: Italian Open winner in 1994.

3. Lleyton Hewitt Only player with three ATP titles this year.

4. Gustavo Kuerten Lost only one set in winning at Rome last year.

5. Cedric Pioline Is his training site called Club Ced?

6. Marat Safin Glad that collapsing trophy didn’t injure him in Barcelona.

7. Alex Corretja/Carlos Moya Hearing the fast footsteps of Ferrero.

8. Dominik Hrbaty French Open semifinalist in ’99.

9. Juan Carlos Ferrero Just like a “mosquito,” he isn’t going away.

10. Spain Santander: If they build it, the Davis Cup will come.

WOMEN

1. Lindsay Davenport Staying home. Unable to take advantage of tumbling Euro.

2. Martina Hingis Swiss team takes Fed Cup fall without top player.

3. Mary Pierce Open preview: How do you say dark horse in French?

4. Monica Seles French final of ’98 seems so long ago.

5. Jennifer Capriati Next step in comeback tour could be the hardest.

6. Serena Williams Serena Injured-Venus Injured relay handoff continues.

7. Anke Huber 11-match winning streak halted by Hingis.

8. Venus Williams Moves out of the Didn’t You Used To Be? department.

9. Kim Clijsters Talented teen leads Belgium into elite company.

10. Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario 1-14 against Hingis. Looks like a bad power play.