Singles Players
- Men's Singles
| Champion | Runner-up | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Pete Sampras (1) | Patrick Rafter (12) | ||
| Semifinals out | |||
| Vladimir Voltchkov | Andre Agassi (2) | ||
| Quarterfinals out | |||
| J-M Gambill | B Black | A Popp | M Philippoussis (10) |
| 4th Round out | |||
| J Björkman | T Enqvist (9) | G Pozzi | W Ferreira |
| T Johansson | M Rosset | T Henman (8) | D Prinosil |
| 3rd Round out | |||
| J Gimelstob | N Godwin | C Vinck | P Goldstein |
| O Rochus | A Portas | A Pavel | Y El Aynaoui |
| M Gustafsson | R Schüttler | T Haas | G Kuerten (4) |
| H Arazi | S Schalken | M Damm | J Golmard |
| 2nd Round out | |||
| K Kučera | M Llodra | A Martín | S Doseděl |
| F Clavet | H Levy | J Tarango | F Santoro |
| M Norman (3) | A O'Brien | D Hrbatý | V Spadea |
| R Krajicek (11) | D Nestor | M Lee | C Pioline (6) |
| Y Kafelnikov (5) | M Mirnyi | N Escudé | T Woodbridge |
| A Vinciguerra | A Parmar | M Chang | J Bower |
| A Clément | S Lareau | C Rochus | A Di Pasquale |
| M Safin (15) | S Huet | S Koubek | T Martin |
| 1st Round out | |||
| J Vaněk | W Black | K Alami | B Cowan |
| W Eschauer | F Vicente | A Medvedev | N Lapentti (16) |
| M Hantschk | H Gumy | J Stoltenberg | N Massú |
| J Boutter | S Grosjean | A Gaudenzi | L Hewitt (7) |
| M Woodforde | R Fromberg | J Novák | I Ljubičić |
| M Zabaleta | A Ilie | T Zíb | G Rusedski (14) |
| M Kohlmann | W Arthurs | A Berasategui | M MacLagan |
| JA Marín | F Mantilla | JI Chela | C Ruud |
| R Federer | F Meligeni | P Kilderry | B Ulihrach |
| C Moyá | G Cañas | J Siemerink | J Delgado |
| N Kiefer (13) | L Tieleman | F Squillari | A Sá |
| R Agénor | G Gaudio | D Sanguinetti | C Woodruff |
| P Srichaphan | G Ivanišević | I Gaudi | M Russell |
| G Bastl | M Tillström | M Hipfl | J Melzer |
| G Blanco | D Petrovic | S Sargsian | M Bhupathi |
| C Saulnier | A Voinea | F Jonsson | T Dent |
- Women's Singles
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