Hewitt holds on to win Masters Cup

Lleyton Hewitt unearthed deep reserves of courage to resist a Juan Carlos Ferrero comeback and claim his second consecutive Masters Cup title.

Hewitt holds on to win Masters Cup
Sun, 17 Nov, 2002 - 13:24

Lleyton Hewitt unearthed deep reserves of courage to resist a Juan Carlos Ferrero comeback and claim his second consecutive Masters Cup title.

The Australian won the first two sets but allowed his Spanish opponent to level the scores at two sets each.

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