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Guga in Hewitt's path

AFP, Melbourne
Australian top seed Lleyton Hewitt was on Friday drawn to play a qualifier in the first round of the Australian Open tennis tournament, which gets underway here on Monday.
Hewitt also faces a potential third round match against former world No.1 Gustavo Kuerten of Brazil, fighting his way back after a hip injury.
The draw has also thrown up a possible meeting with Spaniard Alex Corretja in the fourth round, and either young American Andy Roddick or last year's Open semifinalist Jiri Novak in the quarterfinals.
"I feel comfortable at the moment, I feel relaxed enough," Hewitt said on Friday.
"You just don't know really until you go out there Monday or Tuesday and see how you go.
"The first few rounds in Grand Slams, if you can get through those matches, then I feel I've played enough big matches that I'm going to get better and better as the tournament goes on."
Second seed Andre Agassi, who returned home before last year's
tournament with a wrist injury, will face fellow American Brian Vahaly in the opening round.
The three-time winner could then face a fourth round match with 1999 winner Yevgeny Kafelnikov of Russia and either Frenchman Sebastien Grosjean or Spaniard Albert Costa in the quarters.
Third seed and last year's beaten finalist Marat Safin has a first-round encounter with Raemon Sluiter of the Netherlands.
The maverick Russian may still not yet play in the Open having withdrawn from the lead-up Sydney International tournament with an inflamed serving shoulder on Thursday.
Safin faces a potential third round with Sydney International semi-final Rainer Schuettler of Germany and a fourth-round matchup with exciting young American James Blake.
Spanish fourth seed Juan Carlos Ferrero will take on Argentina's Franco Squillari in the opening round.
Defending champion Thomas Johansson of Sweden failed to fully recover from a knee injury and will not be playing in the year's opening Grand Slam tournament.
Australian power server Mark Philippoussis will meet Dutchman Martin Verkerk and, should he win
that, he would likely meet Thai sensation and 11th seed Paradorn Srichaphan in the second round.
World No.1 Serena Williams, bidding for her fourth consecutive Grand Slam win, faces Frenchwoman Emilie Loit in the women's opening round, while her second-seeded sister Venus will take on Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova.
Serena could bump into fellow American Monica Seles, a four-time winner here and a semifinalist last year, in this year's quarterfinals.
Belgian No.4 seed Kim Clijsters was placed in Serena's half of the draw, while two-time defending champion and third seed Jennifer Capriati was in Venus's bottom half of the draw.
Capriati, beaten in the first round of the Sydney International by Russian Tatiana Panova, faces a potential quarter-final against either former world No.1 Lindsay Davenport or world No.5 Justine Henin-Hardenne of Belgium.
Clijsters, who was the last player to beat Serena Williams at the WTA Championships in Los Angeles last November, could be up against South African Amanda Coetzer in the fourth round with a potential quarterfinal against American 10th seed Chanda Rubin.