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Theater Worthy Of Broadway
Pierce, Federer, Clijsters and Agassi all had incredible runs at this year's U.S. Open.
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Theater Worthy Of Broadway

Federer's dominance. Clijsters breaking through. Agassi and Pierce rediscovering their game. Just four great plotlines from a U.S. Open where SI.com's Jon Wertheim says tennis was the big winner.

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What was the best storyline from this year's U.S. Open?
Andre Agassi's run
Roger Federer's domination
Mary Pierce's run
Kim Clijsters victory
Andy Roddick's early exit
James Blake's showing
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