SI.com - 2004 Summer Olympics

This was Nicolas Massu's first win on a hard court.

Exhaustive effort

Sunday August 22, 2004 4:57PM;
Updated: Sunday August 22, 2004 4:57PM

Nicolas Massu of Chile won his second gold medal of these Olympics by beating Mardy Fish of the United States 6-3, 3-6, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 in a four-hour men's singles tennis final Sunday night. Chile hadn't won a gold medal in any sport until Massu and Fernando Gonzalez won the doubles title in a match that lasted more than 3 1/2 hours and ended in the wee hours Sunday morning.

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• China's Li, Sun top Spanish pair for women's doubles gold (AP) Wednesday August 25, 03:47 PM

• Australia's Molik wins women's singles tennis bronze (AP) Wednesday August 25, 03:41 PM

• Gonzalez beats Dent in thriller for bronze (Reuters) Wednesday August 25, 03:36 PM

• Tennis: Henin-Hardenne beats Mauresmo for gold (AP) Wednesday August 25, 01:37 PM

• Review: Chilean alchemists turn dreams to gold (Reuters) Tuesday August 24, 05:47 AM

• China smitten with golden tennis 'angels' (Reuters) Tuesday August 24, 05:47 AM

• Olympic tennis tournament filled with surprises (AP) Monday August 23, 12:33 PM

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Date/Time	Status	Event
8/17 - 3:00AM	Complete	Men's Singles Round 2
8/17 - 3:00AM	Complete	Women's Singles Round 2
8/17 - 10:00AM	Complete	Men's Doubles Round 2
8/18 - 10:00AM	Complete	Men's Doubles Quarterfinal
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