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A Becker-Edberg final
STOCKHOLM. Oct 27 : Title-holder Boris Becker. approaching lop form after in jury. overcame
American Jim Courier on Saturday to aet up a repeat final clash with world tennis number one Stefan Edberg in the 1.1 - million-dollar Swedish Open, reports Healer.
But the German faces the
toughest of tasks in his bld to repeat his 1990 final win over Edberg. who cruised to a simple 6-2, 6-2 victory over Aaron Krickstein in the other semifinal.
Becker dropped the first set. losing a tic-brvak 7-4, and struggled to hold service early in the second set before beating French Open champion Courier 6-7, 6-3, 6-4. ’
US Open champion Edberg Is enjoying the form of his life after winning 21 matches and three tournaments in a row. "Becker is a very difficult opponent on this fast indoor court. But I would relish revenge for last year s final, he aid.
Becker humiliated the Swede 6-4, 6-0, 6-3 last year but was sidelined for more than a month nursing a back Injury after his exist In the US Open last August. Ills only other tournament since the US Open was earlier this month tn Tokyo where be lost in the quarterfinals.
Becker broke for 5-3 In the second Kt against Courier and moved 3-0 up in the third with two more service breaks. Courier broke back once but could not prevent the world number two from serving out lo love lo clinch the match.
1 was In 1OO per cent shape st the beginning of this week but now I feel pain everywhere." Becker said wllh a •■die." But 111 do my best
Tt will be difficult to repeal last year's effort. Stefan Is playing excellent tennis right
Edberg never allowed Krlcksleln into the match, romping Into a 4 0 lead before taking the first set.
Fafrr to shine to his only tournament appearance at home thia year, ho broke the
American's service three times in the second set and sealed the match with an elegant' drop shot.
"When you're down a break or two it's impossible to come back against a front-runner like Edberg. He's just too good, especially on a fast court," Krickstein said
An earlier AP report said: Edberg and Becker, ranked 1-2 in the world, both won their quarterfinal matches on Friday Ed bent beat American Richey Hcncbcrg 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 while Heckci downed another American. Pcle Sampras 7-5, 7-5.
Becker, making only his second ATI* tournament ap Kince since he injured his at the US Open, broke Sampras serve in the 11th game of each set to clinch the semifinal berth.
"I'm hungry for lennis now," said Becker Thia la only my stxth match since the U.S. Open, but II was niy best one."
Tic won a tournament in France last week and la in good shape. I'm very'pleased with my week. Il's been very good for me".
Courier had defeated l\etr Korda of Czechoslovakia 6 4. 6-4 in* the Inal quarter final to earn the berth apnlnst Becher.
Against Hcncbcrg. Edbreg jumped to a 4-1 lead in the decisive set after acting the unseeded American twice. Hcncbcrg, who hud dropped bls serve.
But Hcncberg fell behind 30 40 In the next game mid mwe Ebdcrg a 5-3 etige after bls backhand passer sailed •Ade Edberg then easily held to cilia h the match.
Tit caking him In the second gave nw confidence," Ebdcrg said.