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Juan Carlos Ferrero won his first Grand Slam title.   Crowning Achievement Juan Carlos Ferrero finally became king of the French Open, Greg Garber writes. Ferrero eliminated Martin Verkerk with the most lopsided victory in 25 years 6-1, 6-3, 6-2. Despite losing, Verkerk talked like a champion afterward because of his surprising appearance in the final. It's not unusual to find unlikely finalists on clay, Garber writes. Washington: Heart of a champion | Out of nowhere Skill Over Size     She's only 5-foot-5, 126 pounds, but Justine Henin-Hardenne sliced her way to the French Open title, Greg Garber writes, as Kim Clijsters' nerves showed in the 6-0, 6-4 win Saturday. Earlier, Henin-Hardenne upset Serena Williams' streak. But don't worry, Serena and her sister will be back. Jeers and cheers | "Ugly" American in Paris      Murphy: Viva la Freedom Open! The French Open is just another event the American sports fans are missing out on, writes Page 2's Brian Murphy.   Garber: The chosen one Kim Clijsters is the woman given the best chance to stop Serena Williams from taking a fifth consecutive Slam.   Ask the expert: Cliff Drysdale Cliff Drysdale checks in from Paris to answer some of your questions.   Garber: Raving about Rubin This might be a record year in Chanda Rubin's career. Who's that? One of the best players you've overlooked.   More Features

ESPN'S TAKE with Greg Garber Twins Bob and Mike Bryan made history on Saturday as they won their first Grand Slam doubles title. Baker falls in boys final FEATURE MATCHES MEN SUNDAY Ferrero d. Verkerk 6-1, 6-3, 6-2 WOMEN Henin-Hardenne d. Clijsters 6-0, 6-4 Schedule   It wasn't a model day for Martin Verkerk at the French Open. OFFICIAL SITE For more information on the French Open, visit rolandgarros.com, the official Web site.  Learn more about the surfaces at each of the Grand Slam tournaments. More ... Some consolation: Clijsters wins doubles title No big changes in Roddick's game yet   Coaching change Agassi to play Queen's Wimbledon tuneup More Headlines  French Open Juan Carlos Ferrero cruises to his first French Open title. Standard | Cable Modem  French Open Justine Henin-Hardenne takes the French Open title with a 6-0, 6-4 win over Kim Clijsters. Standard | Cable Modem More Videos