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A look at the hopefuls
GRAND Slam tennis has shown a pattern in recent years of producing young and unexpected winners. such as Michael /Jhang who was only 17 when ic look the 1989 French Open and Pete Sampras, aged 19 In 1990 when he became the youngest winner of a US Open in 100 years.
Since the game is no longer dominated by nearly unbeat able stars In the mould of Bjorn Borg. John McEnroe. Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova, others are press Ing for a piece of the action.
They include bright new teenagers and late-developing older players who have been lurking down the rankings. Who. among the heira-in-walt-tng. Is talented and ambitious enough to push for the three remaining slams of 1991?
Patrick McEnroe : Long known as a fine doubles player, finally stepped out of brother John's shadow when he advanced to the single* semifinals of the Australian Open in Januaiy where he lot to Boris Becker. A right hander, unhke John, he was ranked 356 in the world at the end of 1989 but now. aged 24. Is 55th.
His previous best big-tour-na/’-ent singles performance was the second round of lasl year's US Open, but he won the 1989 French Open doubles and the 1989 Masters doubles In London, both times with fellow-American Jim Grabb.
He wields a powerful dou-blc-fisted backhand and is comfortable on all surfaces. He attributes hie surge up the rankings to Improved fitness. He has done well enough out of •port to buy hl* own apartment on Manhattan s de luxe Eastb Side in New York.
Mild-mannered and easygoing. Patrick enjoys a close relationship with his emotional and turbulent brother and they keep in close touch. He hever expects to match John—"what he did was just beyond imagination"— but hopes to make his own mark. "My aim is to give It one hundred per cent and look back in ten years and say I had a great time find did as well as I could".
Thomas Muster : The Austrian. ranked 21st in 1989. now 8th, made a comeback from a serious injury and could peak al the French or US Opens. Born in Leibnitz. Oct 2. 1967. he plays an aggressive and powerful game ano Ivan Lendl rales his forehand one of the best on the lour. His top 1989 performances were reaching the semis of the Australian and the final of the Upton event, which be lost.
Last year he was largely re sponsible for taking Austria to the semifinal of the Davts Cup. he won the Italian Open and lost tn the semifinals of the French to eventual winner An-drez Gomez. In the US Open, too. he went out to the eventual winner. Sampras.
Nicklas Kulti Righthanded and 6 ft 3 tn. thi* 19-year old ts Sweden's most promising player In the great line of Borg. Mato Wllander and Stefan Ed berg. He began playing at the age of six and was ranked number one Junior tn 1989. after winning Wimbledon and the Australian Juniors and being runner up at the US Open juniors. He has won 11 na tlonal titles
A typical Swedish baseliner with a fine service return. Kulti Is best on clay and hard courts. He was ranked 118 at the beginning of 1990 but Improved his position by the end , of the year to 51 after reaching the final in Prague and upsetting sixth seeded Emilio Sanchez tn the French Open.
Omar Camporese : Born May
8. 1968 in Bologna. Italy, lie climbed lo 45 tn 1990 from 216 tn 1988.
Runner-up to Guillermo Perez Roldan at San Marino in 1990. Camporese reached the quarters at the Italian Open and semis at Ljublana. He gave Becker a tough fight in the third round of the 1991 Aus-traltan Open before losing in five sets.
Earlier, the young Italian, who is also a polished doubles player, reached the semifinals of the New Zealand championship.
Fabrice Santoro . Bom De ccmber 9, 1972. this Frenchman was ranked number two in the ITF Junior rankings in 1989 when he won the French Junior open, a title he retained tn 1990 He started 1990 at 171 in the rankings and by the end of the year was up to 62.
He bloomed al Nice, beating Jean-Philippe Fleurlan and Andrei Chcskonov before losing In the quarters. Santoro plays unorthodox two-handed strokes and moves and volleys well.
Jaime Yiaga : From Lima tn Peru, was born Oct. 23. 1967 and started playing at the age of six when his father gave him a racquet. He made his mark at the 1985 US Open when he took a set from Lendl, the only player to do so in that tournament. The same year he won the French Open Junior and Wimbledon junior doubles.
In 1989 he reached the third round of the French and US Opens, beating Chang. Sampras and Miroslav Mectr among others. In 1990 he was runner up at the Sao Paulo event and ended the year ranked 86th.
He started 1991 In fine style, reaching the quarter-finals of the Australian Open, the first Peruvian to reach such a stage tn a Grand Slam event. Although he has suffered from a recurring shoulder injury. Yzaga. when fit. is a man io watch
Sergei Bruguera : From Barcelona. Spain, this 20-year-old finished 1990 ranked 28th. In 1989 he reached the semis of the Italian Open before losing to Andre Agassi.
A former Spanish Junior champion. Bruguera Is coached by his father. Luts. His favourite tournament is the French
Open where he won the 1986 and 1987 Junior title* and reached the last 16 of the »e-nfora In 1989.
Lasl year he upset Edberg tn the first round tn Parts before losing to Jonas Svennaon of Sweden in five tough sets. He was also runner-up at Basted in 1990.
Petr Korda A Czech. Korda. 22. was ranked 59 in 1989. up from 188. He ended 1’990 on 38 and has already beaten Chang. Gomez and Yan nick Noah. During 1989 he was a finalist in Frankfurt, a quarter-finalist tn Prague and a semifinaltst in Vienna
Last year he was a semifinal 1st at the Philadelphia ATP event, a quarter-finalist at Memphis and got to the semis in Munich.
March Roaset : He ts one of Switzerland's few represents tives in serious tennis.
Ranked at 56 at the end of 1989. this 20-year-oid had move up to 22 by the end of 1990.
World's number four Junior in 1988. he won the Orange Bowl title that year followed by his first protitle in his home town. Geneva. In 1989 and his second at Lyon. France, in 1990. Also last year he reached the finals tn Madrid and Blogna.
He is a bascliner wtth solid ground strokes and a serve that has been clocked at 124 miles per hpur.
Other players to watch are the Frenchman Guy Forget who broke Into the top 10 for the first time last fortnight with a victory over Stefan Ed berg. American Jay Berger (17th). Svensson (12th). Perez Roldan (14th) and Richey Reneberg (20th). - Compass Sports