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Capriati climbs the rankings
। TORONTO. Aug
12 : American Jennifer Capriati Improved her world ranking to No
' '7 on Sunday by
trouncing Bulgarian Keterlng Malceva 6-2. 6-3 in the final of the Player's Challenge tennis tournament, reports AP.
The win followed last Sunday's three-set breakthrough against Yugoslav teenager Monica Seles in the final of the Mazda Classic in San Diegon.
Capriati's US dlrs 100,000 first prize was the biggest payday of her 17-month-old professional career, surpassing the dlrs 86,000 from her Wimbledon semifinal appearance.
The victory lifted Capriati. 15. above Jana Novotna in the world standings, five places above her ranking before Wimbledon and three above where she was just two weeks ago.
"I don't really have anyone in particular who I want to beat really badly." said Capriati, the Toronto tournament's third seed. "I just want to beat them all.
“I'd like to be No 1 some time. I don't care when, just some time. I've looked at the rankings and five, six and seven are really close at the moment, so it won't take much to change in those places."
Capriati now will return to her Florida home to prepare for the US Open starting Aug 26.
Capriati and the fourth-
seeded Maleeva each advanced to the final after Injury-related
Manuela Malecva-Fra^nicre.
But Sunday's match was no
Jennifer Capriati rejoices after beating Katerina Maleeva in Sunday's final of the Canadian Open meet in Toronto.
retirements from semifinal contest.
opponents Gabriela Sabatini of "It was my own day I guess." Argentina and Bulgarian Capriati said. "I thought I
played very well. 1 was hitting my groundstrokes solid, nice j and deep, and I was serving I well. My confidence was up al) I week after beating Monica, j "1 knew Katerina was a I good player and I was cxpect-I ing a tough match. But I played I so well and was In control that I much, there wasn't really time I for it to be close."
I Maleeva beat Capriati at I their only previous meeting in I Tokyo last September, but I could not get into a rhythm j Sunday.
"It was just one of those I days," Maleeva said. I "Sometimes you wake up and | you play great; other days you I can't."
From the first game of the I match., the signs were bad for 1 Malceva. Dictating play from ■ the baseline. Capriati rarely al-I lowed Maleeva to come to the I ne,Capriati broke Maleeva's I first service game after one I deuce point, and after break-I ing at 15 tn the third and fifth I games, led 5-0.
Maleeva broke back in the I sixth game, conceding just one I point, and held to 2-5. but the I American served out strongly I in the eighth.
The pair exchanged service I breaks to start the second set. I then Capriati broke again and T held serve for a 3-1 lead.
Maleeva then she served J two successive double-faults to
drop, the fifth game. Leading 5-1 1. Capriati lost two match
points in the seventh game and dropped her serve tn the eighth before breaking again to ' win the match.