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Top seeds face tough draw
PARIS. May 25: Andre Agassi, who has always predicted that 1991 was going to be his year.
wlll have to do it the hard way If he's going to win this year's French Open which starts here on Monday, reports AFP.
The controversial American. who reached last year's final after shocking the famous Roland Garros stadium with his fluorescent clothes and have been given a tougher first round draw.
The 21 -year-old fourth-seed from Las Vegas learned Friday that he will be facing Mark Rosset — a powerful 6 ft 5 In (1 96 m) Swiss Davis Cup player who has climbed Into the top 30 from near obscurity over i he past two seasons.
The fair-haired Rosset. also 21 who won his home Geneva tournament in 1990 and who reached the finals at Madrid and Gofogna. is no respecter of reputations and on his day has the ability to beat anyone In the world
But If Agassi manages to weather the eariy storm, he should not have too many problems reaching the quarter finals where he will probably face the winner of an all-Span ish fourth-round clash between 11th-seed Emilio Sanchez and fifth-seed Sergl Bruguera
Another player who must have winced when he saw the draw for the centenary tour nament. made by IOC President Juan A Samaranch, was three-Umes champion Ivan Lendl
The third-seeded Czech will open his campaign against dangerous clay-court specialist Martin Joite of Argentina.
And if he survives. Lendl will then probably find himself playing 13th seeded Jonas Svensson of Sweden for a place in the last eight. Svensson Is the man who ended I-endl s hopes of a consecutive hat trick of wins here in 1988.
The top seeds. Stefan Ed berg and Boris Becker, will both be particularly anxious to do well after their humiliation of last year, when they crashed out of the world's supreme clay-court event In the first round.
' Edberg was bundled out by Bruguera and Becker failed against Goran Ivanisevic of Yu • goslavla
Edberg will face a qualifier but Becker, a recent finalist at Monte Carlo and still bidding for a first clay-court lourna-
ment title, will need to be particularly vigilant.
The German player's first round opponent will be Jorge Arrese of Spain —- the man who spoiled Bjorn Borgs comeback hopes in Monte Carlo.
Edberg, who could have a tough encounter with David Wheaton of the United States or Horst Skoof of Austria in the second round. Is seeded to play John McEnroe in the fourth round.
But the moody New Yorker, aged 32 and seeded 15. will have to tread a minefield If he Is to reach that showdown with the world number one.
In the first round. McEnroe comes out against the competent Soviet player Andrei Cherkasov, and if he reaches the second round, could well find himself facing former Wimbledon champion. Pat Cash of Australia.
The 38-year-old Evergreen Jimmy Connors, who was given
a wild card into the tournament. can expect plenty of support from the Paris crowds. Always a great favourite tn the French capital for his 'blood -and-thunder' style of tennis. Connors faces compatriot Todd Witsken in the first round.
He could also reach a third round match with the 1989 champion Michaef Chang.
Chang seeded 10th. opens against Jan Siemerink of the Netherlands and Is seeded to face- Guy Forget of France for a place in the quarter-finals
Becker's fourth round opponent should be 16th seed American Brad Gilbert
Also facing a tough first-round tie is another American, sixth-seed Pete Sampras, who plays hard hitting Austrian Thomas Muster in his opening match. The winner could well play three-times champion Mals Wtlander of Sweden in the third round.