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Courier plays solid ball
Hkey biscayne, Florida. Mar 25: Down a set and struggling Jim Courier vented his frustration by knot king a ball the length of the court and into the 10th row. reports AP.
He received a warning for ball abuse from chair umpire Richard Kaufman.
"I don't know if I'll get a fine.' Courier said later. "But I think I can afford one.*
That's because Courier went on to beat David Wheaton 4 6. 6-3, 6-4 In Sunday's final of the International players championships. The first place prize of 179.000 dollars was the biggest payday of Courier's five-year career.
Courier also won a tournament at Indian Wells. California, on March 10. He has earned 329.785 dollars this month and moved Into the top 10 Sunday for the first time
Courier stretched his match winning streak to 12.
'In the first set I was little bit nervous.' said Courier, who has won all three tournaments In which he reached the final. "I'm feeling pretty good." he said. T guess Im hitting the ball well, feeling confident, winning the matches."
The 20-ycar-old Florida native has gotten hot at the right time; he'll play with the US Davis Cup team for the first time In Its opening-round match at Mexico this weekend.
After receiving the warning for ball abuse. Courier lost that game but won the next five to take the second set and grab a 2-0 lead in the third. He had no further outbursts and had no problem with Kaufman's warning.
"He had to do It," Courier said. "We talked on the changeover. I said. 'boy. I should get a signing bonus with the Reds for that hit. "
The unseeded Wheaton. 21. had lost his opening match tn his previous four tournaments thia year but won six straight at key Biscayne. He serve kept him In contention against Courier — Wheaton had 10 aces — but It also got him In trouble.
Wheaton had seven double-faults. the final one on break point to give Courier a 4-3 lead in the third set. Courier held
his final two service for the victory.
"1 never really quite had my rhythm on my serve after the first set." Wheaton said.
"It hurts a lot. 1 have a pain in my stomach after a loss I ike that. But I had a great week.
Wheaton beat Stefan Edberg and Andre Agassi on his way to the final. He earned 94. 200 dollars and Jumped to 23id in the rankings from 46th last week.
Courier and Wheaton are good friends, but dueled like arch rivals for more thnn two hours.
"U was a great bat tie out there." Courier said. "It was pretty much a deisd-cven match all the way thro ugh ''
In the women's final Saturday, top ranked, and defending champion Monica Seles came back from a 0-4. 0-40 deficit In the second set to beat Gabriela SabaU nl 6-3. 7-5. Seles has now won, the year's two biggest tournaments — this one and the Australian Open.
"1 don't think it's hit me yet,' said Courier. T feel I can compete with anybody out there. Im playing solid ball."