Carlos Moya has two weeks to savor victory before Wimbledon    (AP)

'For two weeks I'll be a king'

Moya cruises past Corretja for French Open crown

They made their own line calls, and embraced at the end. Carlos Moya and Alex Corretja were just a couple of buddies playing tennis on a windswept Sunday.
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World Cup dreams for runner-up Corretja

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JUNE 5
	• Corretja, Moya to meet in all-Spanish French Open final • • Riding wave of emotion, Seles 1 win from French Open crown •
JUNE 4
	• With 3 in semis, Spain poised for 3rd French title in 6 years • Williams sisters to tangle in mixed doubles
JUNE 3
	• Pioline becomes only non-Spaniard to reach men's semifinals • Kuerten hit with $7,000 fine for tossing racket • Twenty-somethings swing back • Defending champ apologizes for tossing racket at umpire
JUNE 2
	• Hingis rolls past Williams, will face Seles in semis • Rios misses chance at top ranking with loss to Moya • Davenport quietly makes way to semis • Racketless, coachless in Paris • Kuerten disqualified in doubles match for throwing racket at umpire
JUNE 1
	• American women thrive in Paris • Safin's French Open run ends with loss to Pioline

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