Sports · 2002
The year 2002 delivered dramatic athletic triumphs across the globe, from unforgettable World Cup clashes to stunning underdog victories on ice and turf. Fans witnessed legendary stars solidify their legacies while rising powers announced their arrival in historic fashion.
Ronaldo scores twice in Yokohama as Brazil defeats Germany 2-0 to capture a record fifth World Cup title.
Adam Vinatieri kicks a 48-yard field goal as time expires, sealing a stunning upset for Tom Brady and New England.
Australian skater Steven Bradbury wins gold after every other competitor crashes on the final turn.
Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant lead Los Angeles to a four-game sweep over the New Jersey Nets.
Serena defeats her sister Venus in three consecutive Grand Slam finals, asserting total dominance over women's tennis.
Michael Schumacher secures his fifth F1 World Championship early in the season by winning the French Grand Prix.
The wild-card Angels overcome Barry Bonds and the Giants in a thrilling seven-game Fall Classic.
Tiger Woods holds off Bethpage Black's tough conditions to win the US Open after securing another Masters green jacket.
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