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Monday, 24 July, 2000, 08:59 GMT 09:59 UK
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Sampras in seventh heaven

The BBC's Sue Barker speaks to Pete Sampras after his seventh title success at SW19, in the process breaking Roy Emerson's record of thirteen grand slam titles.

Re-live the moment when Sampras won his seventh title, with the BBC commentary team. real 28k

Pete Sampras: "It should be a good match. Hopefully we'll play some tennis worthy of a big final." real 28k

Sampras v Rafter: The route to the final real 28k

Pat Rafter: "2nd place isn't too bad." real 28k

Venus shines on centre court

The BBC's Sue Barker speaks to Venus Williams after she took the women's singles title from 1999 champion Linsday Davenport.

The Champions' ball

As the tournament draws to a close the stars go out for the night.

Dynamic double act

The BBC's Barry Davies talks to the six-times Wimbledon men's doubles champions, Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde.

Felgate rejects coaching criticism

The BBC's Rob Bonnet talks to Tim Henman's coach David Felgate, following the British number one's Wimbledon failure.

Evert gives her opinions

Former Wimbledon champion Chris Evert joins Sue Barker for their 'annual Wimbledon chat.'

Richard: I'm glad it's all over

Richard Williams gives his reactions to the semi-final between his daughters and Venus' chances in the final against Lindsay Davenport.

Richard Williams: "I won't be there"

Venus and Serena Williams go head-to-head in the semi-finals of the women's singles at Wimbledon but their father and coach won't be there to cheer them on.

Clever commentary

Ever wondered where the commentators get their information from and how they know so much?

Davenport on Dokic

Defending women's singles champion Lindsay Davenport reflects on her semi-final opponent, 17-year-old Jelena Dokic.

Agassi relishes grass challenge

Andre Agassi believes he can take grass court specialist Mark Philippoussis to the limit on his favoured surface.

Mark Philippoussis on Andre Agassi: "He is the best returner in the world." real 28k

Pat Rafter on Alexnader Popp: "He's big." real 28k

Jan-Michael Gambill : "I'm one of the luckiest people on earth." real 28k

Philippoussis ends Henman dream

British number one Tim Henman loses to Mark Phillipoussis in a five-set thriller: "I have to give Mark credit, he wore me down with his serve."

Mark Phillipoussis gives his reaction to the BBC's Gary Richardson real 28k

Who would be an umpire?

Garry Richardson follows a day in the life of Hermani Hunter, a 27-year-old umpire at Wimbledon.