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Medal Count

By Country

(Host country in bold.)

Pos.	Country	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:	Total:
1.	United States	2		1	3
2.	Russia	1	1		2
3.	Canada	1			1
4=	Australia		1		1
4=	Germany		1		1
4=	Netherlands		1		1
7=	Belgium			1	1
7=	France			1	1
7=	Spain			1	1

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Men's Singles

Gold:	Yevgeni Kafelnikov, RUS
Silver:	Tommy Haas, GER
Bronze:	Arnaud di Pasquale, FRA

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Men's Doubles

Gold:	Sebastien Lareau & Daniel Nestor, CAN
Silver:	Todd Woodbridge & Mark Woodforde, AUS
Bronze:	Alex Corretja & Albert Costa, ESP

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Women's Singles

Gold:	Venus Williams, USA
Silver:	Elena Dementieva, RUS
Bronze:	Monica Seles, USA

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Women's Doubles

Gold:	Venus Williams & Serena Williams, USA
Silver:	Kristie Boogert & Miriam Oremans, NED
Bronze:	Els Callens & Dominique Van Roost, BEL

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External link

• Draw of the Women's Singles (French and English)

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