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Saturday, July 5 1997
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Sampras blows Woodbridge apart![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
Todd Woodbridge has won more Wimbledon titles than Pete Sampras. The top seed and world No 1 holds just three, but the Australian already has seven and intends going for the eighth. Same for Sampras. He also wants the fourth so badly that he knocked the daylights out of Woodbridge 6-2, 6-1, 7-6 (3) to gain his fourth final, as easily as getting into his car.
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Shane Warne has England in a tizzy
Australia's hardy men came to the fore on a day when the boys of the baggy green needed something special to put them into a winning position.
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Greene vying for Lewis' mantle
The US may at last have found a sprinter who has a chance of stepping into the shoes of Carl Lewis.
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Tyson set to plead for mercy Mini soccer should yield maximum benefits: Ghosh Becker's announcement stuns players MBA is very much with IBC: Prakash Uruguay may ruin Argentina's party Global sport -- `Hong Kong, China'
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The Group
