Who won this year's Nasdaq 100 Open?
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Roger Federer beat Ivan Lubijic 7-6, 7-6, 7-6.
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The US Open falling on Father's Day is tradition. The pros are spending time with their families during open week. Who can forget Payne Stewart winning it in 1999 and telling Phil Mickelson how great being a dad was going to be for Phil?
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Elena Likhovtseva RUS  and Daniel Nestor CAN       \n vs.Katarina Srebotnik /Nenad Zimonjic \n \nKatarina Srebotnik SLO   Nenad Zimonjic SCG won 6-3, 6-4
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Tiger Woods\nErnie Els\nRetief Goosen\nPhil Mickelson
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Andre Agassi (USA) def. Todd Martin (USA), 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-7(2), 6-3, 6-2
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Final Day 1986 US Masters, Jack Nicklaus wins his 18th and final Major as the Great White Shark Collapses. \n1986 was also the year Willie Shoemaker won the Derby on 20-1 longshot Ferdinand. But Nicklaus triumph was special.\n\nI think George Foreman stopping Michael Moorer was great as did Pete Sampras defeating Agassi to win his Final US Open, but the joy I had in seeing Nicklaus win was something special.\n\nAnd I don't even play golf.
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Men's- Pete Sampras seeded 1st defeated C.A. Pioline (unseeded)(FRA) 6-4, 6-2, 6-4 \n\nWomen's- Martina Hingis seeded 1st (SUI) defeated J. Novotna seeded 3rd (TCH)2-6, 6-3, 6-3
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Roger Federer of Switzerland who has won $23,427,733
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He has the game to. Great blend of power and guile. If he stays injury-free, he stands a great chance of winning a Major. Most likely an Australian or US Open. The hards-courts suit his game perfectly.
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Barring injury, he is almost certain to remain #1 through the year. I expect him to win a minimum of one more major this year, and quite possibly all of them. \nWho is around to challenge for #1? No one below Federer has as good a chance to win the majors. Nadal might win the French again, but probably not Wimbledon or the U.S. Roddick is a possible winner at the U.S., but not likely at Wimbledon and certainly not at the French. Hewitt has a chance for the French and U.S., but not Wimbledon. Nalbandian has a good chance at the U.S., but probably won't win at Wimbledon or the French.\nThe only person likely to win on all surfaces is Federer. I cannot see anyone else challenging him this year.
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1.Greg Rusedski\n2.Andy Murray\n3.Tim Henman\n\nthe ranking points are very close - and the order appears to change every week.\n\nMurray will certainly be clear at the top this time next year.
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Johan Kriek (RSA/USA) def. Steve Denton (USA), 6-3, 6-3, 6-2
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Justine Henin-Hardenne won the French Open on the women's side against Svetlana Kuznetsova by a score of 6-4, 6-4.\n\nI was actually surprised that Nadal won.  Federer is such a dominating player against everyone else, and it's surprising that he could get beaten 4 times in a row by Nadal.  I guess it shows Nadal's competence on clay and against Federer.  That's one thing Federer needs to work on.
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Boris Becker of Germany\nHe beat Stefan Edberg   of Sweden    6-0, 7-6, 6-4
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Lleyton Hewitt won the US Open in 2001.\n\nCheck out the link for proof.\n\nMatt
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Check this out, http://www.nyse.com/about/history/1089312755484.html
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i think ana ivanovic will most likely be the winner becuase it seems like she is playing better than safina. she has won both of her first and second round matches in straight sets, unlike safina. also she can hit the ball pretty hard when she needs to.