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The greatest celebrations of the 2000 Olympic Games were on the medal stands by athletes with names like Ian, Cathy and Marion, but Sunday Sydney officially ended the Games with the biggest celebration. At the Closing Ceremonies, athletes and fans partied at Olympic Stadium, and Juan Antonio Samaranch gave the Sydney Olympics the coveted title of “best Olympic Games ever.”

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CNNSI.com at the Olympics

SI's Phil Taylor: Celebration time
Dream Team antics no different from typical NBA game.

SI's Richard Hoffer: Not a fair fight
U.S. boxers continue to draw short straw.

SI's Grant Wahl: Future is bright
Optimistic outlook for soccer teams despite no golds.

  Highlights

Close call
The basketball gold medal didn't come all that easily for the U.S. men, who let France creep within four points with 4 minutes left.
Results | Basketball Coverage

Marathon man
Gezahgne Abera, a 22-year-old Ethiopian, pulled away over the last two miles to win the men's marathon.
Results | Track and Field Results

Gold fix
American boxers will go home from an Olympics without a gold medal for the first time since 1948.
Results | Boxing Coverage

First-class victory
Yugoslavia was relentless in a 25-22, 25-22, 25-20 victory over Russia for its first gold medal in volleyball.
Results | Volleyball Coverage

Modern woman
Stephanie Cook of Britain caught American Emily deRiel during the last lap of the 3-kilometer run to win the modern pentathlon
Results | Modern Pentathlon Coverage

No big medal haul
Four years after winning three freestyle gold medals in Atlanta, the U.S. was shut out for the first time since Mexico City in 1968.
Results | Wrestling Coverage

Seventh heaven
The Hungarians won their record seventh water polo gold medal -- the first since 1976 -- with a 13-6 victory over Russia.
Results | Water Polo Coverage


   
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