Kim Clijsters says she wants to be loyal to Fila.   Kim Clijsters says she won't be playing in the 2004 Olympics for Belgium if it means wearing an adidas outfit. She's committed to Fila. Although the Beligan Olympic Committee reportedly tried to negotiate with her clothing manufacturer, Fila officials told ESPN.com they have not heard from the organization. • Clijsters skips Fed Cup final Rivalry On Demand Men's tennis has been craving a solid rivalry for several years. Do we have it now? Andy Roddick finished '03 as the world's No. 1 player and with rivals like Roger Federer and Juan Carlos Ferrero, interest figures to spike. • Federer wins Masters Cup | More to come?   Have you won yet? The Hilarious SportsCenter Commercials Watch them all online   MORE FROM ESPN.com Faulkner: 30 years and growing Although the WTA Tour has come a long way from where they were, there's room to improve.   The future of the WTA We asked Pam Shriver and Mary Joe Fernandez where they would like to see the WTA go in the next 30 years.   Spectacle caused serious changes The King vs. Riggs match crystallized the battle between the sexes being played out across the country.   Their other mom Venus and Serena Williams always had two strong women mothering them. One was their mom. The other was their oldest sister.   Roddick revels on whirlwind day Andy Roddick celebrated his Open crown with a whirlwind day in New York, with Mandy Moore along for the ride.   Rovell: Fish story Mardy Fish didn't know it, but those fans cheering him on were hired by his own marketing firm.   Berra: Morariu keeps fighting You'd never know by looking that Corina Morariu is recovering from life-threatening cancer.   More Features & Columns

HEADLINES Aussies win Davis Cup as Philippoussis perseveres   U.S. loses to France in Fed Cup final   Sharapova signs deal with IMG Models   Slow March: Kournikova plans spring return   Next up: Tennis will recheck drug tests for THG   Sanguinetti rolls in Helsinki for first title of year   WTA in talks to shorten season by 2006   Clijsters wins second straight WTA Championships   Former tennis star Becker reveals pill, alcohol abuse   Spain drops Costa from Davis Cup team   Wire | More News AUDIO/VIDEO    No Looking Back Pete Sampras calls it a career at age 32. Standard | Cable Modem  Tee Time For Sampras Dan Patrick Show: What's next for the retired Pete Sampras? Definitely not more tennis, he says. Listen ESPN.COM'S U.S. OPEN 2003 Pete Sampras retires, and Andy Roddick wins first major title. WIMBLEDON 2003 Serena Williams defends her first major title, while Roger Federer wins his first. FRENCH OPEN 2003 Justine Henin-Hardenne ends Serena Williams Slam streak, while Juan Carlos Ferrero triumphs. AUSTRALIAN OPEN 2003 Serena Williams completes her 'Slam,' while Andre Agassi chalks up his eighth Grand Slam title.

 

CHATTER BOX "I can walk around fine, but I don't have a desk job.''      -- Venus Williams, concerned about an abdominal muscle injury

 

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