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Agassi advances, Chang bites the dust
KEY B1SCAYNE (Florida), Mar 20: Andre Agassi had to fight from a set down to win but Michael Chang
was defeated at the 2.55 million dollar International Players Championships tennis tournament on Tuesday
reports Reuter.
Agassi. ranked fourth in the world and seeded third here, beat Magnus Gustafsson, a Swede ranked 3®th. 6 7, 6 2. 7-6 in their round match
In Changs fourth-round match, seventh seeded Emilio Sanchez of Spain beat the
tenth-seeded American 5-7, 6-3. 6-4.
Jennifer Capriati of the United Stales, seeded sixth, defeated Austria's unseeded Barbara Paulus 6-1, 6-3, to set up a quarter-final match for the 14-year-old sensation with world number one Monica Se-
Amerlcan Zina Garrison, seeded fifth, was overpowered and out-volleyed by US Open champion Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina, the third seed. Sabatini won their quarter-final match 6-3, 6-2.
After winning the first set, Chang began to struggle as Sanchez turned on the aggression, frequently charging to net and forcing error.
Sanchez won the second set 6-3 and was leading 5-2 in the third before Chang made a brief recovery. breaking Sanchez as the Spaniard tried to serve out the match. But Sanchez did not waste his second opportunity al 5-4. and served out the match 6-4 with a winning backhand volley.
1 think he was a very good serve, especially the kick serve." Chang said. That was the toughest thing overall, but the match was very close. I think I played a good match but 1 was frustrated by my overhead which let me down on several occasions.’
*1 think Michael did have a
little bit of a problem with my serve", Sanchez said. "We played great tennis, and I think he got down a little In the second set and I took the chance".
Both Agassi and Gustafsson squandered chances to win the first set before the tiebreak, but the Swede hit winners down the sidelines to hold the lead in the tiebreak and win It 8-6.
Agassi took charge in the second set. winning four successive games, and took the set 6-2 when Gustafsson hit a forehand return tong.
Gustafsson's confidence returned in the third set but he again missed chances to break early on. He double-faulted at game point in the 11th game, then dropped serve with a second double-fault to give the American a 6-5 lead.
Agassi served out the match 7-5 when Gustafsson hit a backhand return deep.
"Our games are real similar and we always have tough matches', said Agassi, who had tost two of their three previous meetings. "It's not that I've been playing poorly, but my match play is not up to where I want it to be*.
Capriati and Paulus stayed rooted to the baseline for most of the match but the Austrian was too error-prone to give Capriati much trouble.
Capriati said she was undaunted by the prospect of playing Seles in the next round. Tm looking forward to if. Capriati said. "If 1 play like today. I have a good chance".
Sabatini attributed her easy win over a previously troublesome opponent to the confidence that has grown since
her US Open triumph in September.
Tm thinking on the court and I'm playing smarter than 1 was'. Sabatini said. Tm starting to use everything I have. She always gives me trouble so I had to be tough mentally and come to net a lol to beat her'.