We're lucky to have it. But the problem with men's tennis is, there are no women. To the casual fan, men's tennis is Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi and a sprint for a magazine cover where Anna is spreading her feathers like a peacock. Failing that, we'll watch the Williams sisters and their goofy father-coach, Richard. Kournikova is who Agassi used to be, before he shaved his head and got serious.
Image really is everything, especially in a peripheral sport such as tennis.
Which brings us to Thomas Enqvist, the most forgettable champion in this tournament since, well, Guy Forget in 1991. Nice player, Enqvist. Serves as hard as any Swede since Bjorn Borg. He won his last 11, including the decisive two Sunday, in the final against Tim Henman. He became the first Swede since Stefan Edberg in 1990 to win here.