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Sabatini breezes through
SYDNEY, Jan 8: Top-seeded Gab-Hela Sabatini of Argentina showed no effects of a long Christmas break in downing MailOn Bollegrif in the second round of the New South Wales Open on Wednesday, reports AP.
Sabatini, ranked third In the world, overpowered Bulte-graf 6-0, 6-1, with a dazzling array of spinners from the baseline, unruffled by a rain delay midway through the
The beleaguered Bolfegraf raised her arms in Victory after finally nolding serve while already down 3-0 in the second
In her first match since the Virginia Slims Championships ir. late November, Sabatini served notice she is in good form to challenge Monica Seles and Steffi Graf when the Australian Open, a two-week Grand Slam event, starts in Melbourne next Monday.
"I've been working pretty hard (and) I'm playing good tennis. Physically. I feel very good," said Sabatini, who had a first-round bye and avoided a rash of upsets that has depleted the tournament of seeded players the first two
In the men's draw, three seeds advanced to the quarterfinals despite periodic showers that halted play several times and forced postponement of : several matches.
Defending champion Guy ; Forget of France, the highest ; remaining seed at No 3, beat ; Javier Sanchez of Spain 6 2. 6-• 4. He will face American Aaron :Krlckstein, a 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 Winner over Cristiano Carattl of Italy.
Christian Bergstrom of Sweden scored a 6-3, 2-6, 6-1 victory over No 4 Petr Korda of Czcchoslvakla to earn a berth against No 5 Magnus Gustafsson of Sweden or Omer Camporese of Italy.
No 7 Emilio Sanchez of Spain downed Australia's John Fitzgerald 6-4, 6-4 and will play Thomas Muster of Austria, who ousted hometown hero Todd Woodbridge 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Woodbridge knocked out top-seeded Michael Sllch a duy earlier.
American David Wheaton, the No 8 seed, bounced back frofh a second-set service break to beat France s Olivier Dclaltre 6-4, 6-3. lies matched against either hard-serving Dutchman Richard Krajicek or Jakob I Hasek of Switzerland. Karjtcck defeated No 2 seed Ivan Lendl on Tuesday. In other women's second-round matches at the White City complex in midtown Sydney, No 3 Jana Novotna advanced when American Pally Fendick injured her right knee after losing the' first set and falling behind 2-1 In the second.
No 8 Anke Huber of Germany. No 10 Helena Sukova of Czechoslovaklu, No 13 Julie llalard of France and No 15 Gigi Fernandez also advanced to the third round, along with unseeded Kimiko Date of Japan and Barbara Rittner of Germany.
Rittner ousted 16th-sceded Radka Zrubakova of Czechoslovakia, the fifth seed to fall by the second round of this dlrs 560,000 event.
Both Sabatini and Novotna agreed that Seles remains the women to beat at the Australian Open.
"Monica is at the lop," said Novotna, ranked seventh in the world. "She hits hard and moves well.”
Sabatini added: "to beat Monica Seles, you have to mix up your games, do different things all the lime."