TOP 10

MEN

1. Andre Agassi--Unexpected loss to the man--Thomann.

2. Gustavo Kuerten--Injury prevents Kuerten call in Barcelona.

3. Juan Carlos Ferrero--Spanish intramural winner in Barcelona.

4. Lleyton Hewitt--Underground since Davis Cup heroics against Brazil.

5. Patrick Rafter--Of his 10 titles, none have been on clay.

6. Pete Sampras--With Shaq, Kobe on same page, it’s safe to return.

7. Carlos Moya--Five of six championships won on slow red clay.

7. Roger Federer--Taking another week off during clay-court season.

9. Jan-Michael Gambill--Saves Tigers in spare time.

10. Andy Roddick--Andy was anything but raggedy in Atlanta.

WOMEN

1. Jennifer Capriati--From faded phenom to French favorite.

2. Venus Williams--Two left for career Slam: French, Australian.

3. Martina Hingis--No family (coaching) reunion.

4. Amelie Mauresmo--Could she follow Pierce’s footsteps in Paris?

5. Serena Williams--Still searching for first clay-court title.

6. Lindsay Davenport--Two titles in six tournaments in 2001.

7. Kim Clijsters--Looks to be bigger threat on grass than on clay.

8. Conchita Martinez--Oldest woman, 29, in this top 10.

9. Magdalena Maleeva--Best Slam finish: ’92 U.S. Open quarterfinals.

10. Fed Cup--How about that Australia-Austria showdown?