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Russia's Anna Kournikova returns a shot to top seed Anna Smashnova of Israel at the SVW Polo Open finals, a WTA tournament, in Shanghai September 15, 2002. Smashnova won 6-2 6-3 to
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Eleven more tennis events bite the dust, including prestigious WTA Finals
Top seed Anna Smashnova of Israel celebrates with Russian star Anna Kournikova (R) after winning the finals of the SVW Polo Open, a WTA tournament in Shanghai September 15, 2002. Smashnova won
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