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Second serve worries Sabatini
SYDNEY, Jan 9: Gabriela Sabatini smashed through another early round opponent in the rain hit New South Wales tennis Open here Thursday, but later spoke of psychological problems with her second serve, reports AFP.
Sabatini, the world number three and top seed here, out ctesaed German Sabine Hack. ®-l. 60 to reach the quarter finals of her debut Sydney tournament
Kesha ping her game under the tutelage of Brazilian Carlos Klrmayr to counter the allround games of Monica Seles and Steffi Graf. Sabatini has dropped Just two games In her two wins this week
Klrmayr took over the coaching of the 21-year-old Sabatini around the 1990 Wimbledon, and In a mailer of months she won her first Grand Siam title, a two-set triumph over Graf tn the US Open
'Carlos was a very smart player on the court when he used to play and he was an attacking player. He used to come to the net a lot. and that s what I needed.' Sabatini told a post-match press conference.
He explained to me that I should do that and he gave me the confidence to do that that s what I needed the most.
That s the kind of game lo beat Monica, to mix it up. not play the same way and do different things ail the time"
But Sabatini admits she has to Overcome psychological problems with her sceond service. which she Is working on with Klrmayr.
On Thursday the work ap pearrd lo be paying dividends Ifer second service against Hack was averaging 76 percent. although her first serve was down lo a moderate 58 per cent.
Rain again played havoc with the scheduling on the fourth day. although all the women's third round singles matches were completed by early evening with two men's quarter-finals matches to be completed.
Sabatini's quarter-final op ponent will be American Gigi Fernandez, who had a battle to oust seventh seeded compatriot Zina Garrison, 7-6 (7-5). 5 7. 6-3
Defending champion Jana Novotna set up a quarter-final meeting with German 17-ycar old Anke Huber with a straight sets win over France’s Julie Hafad
Huber, who Just finished school last year, accounted for American Tami Whiliinger 63. 6-4
Also In the bottom half of the draw. Conchita Marttincz and last year's runner up Arantxa Sant hcz-VIcarlo set up an ali-Spanish quarter final their first lour meeting with straight set vic tories
Sanchez-Vicario took out German Barbara Rittner. 7-5. 6-0. while her Federation Cup partner. Martinez, beat Ana rican Amy Frazier. 6-4. 6-4.
In the men's section, de fending c hampion Guy Forget wrapped up his quarter-final with successive aces tn a 6 1. 6-4, canter over American basc-ltner Aaron Krickslein
Forget, who lopped last year s Association of Tennis I*rofesstonata (ATI*) aces list with 611 in his 82 singles matches, served up another 1 I Thursday to confirm himself as favourite for the title.
Spaniard Emilio Sanchez Is the second of three seeds sliH In contention Saturday a title. He beat big-serving Austrian Thomas Muster. 6-3. 6-3.
Sanchez s opponent will be either Swede Christian Bergstrom or Italian Omar Campo resc, who early Thursday upset fifth seeded Swede Magunus Gustafsson, 6 3. 7-6 (7 3).
Al nightfall, Bergs tom. the beaten finalist to Goran Ivanisevic In last Sunday s Australian I lardcourt champ! onshlp in Adelaide, was lead Ing 7-6 (7-3) when the match was put over until Friday morning.
Grand Stam Cup champion David Wheaton, the two million dollar man-of-tennls. won through to a semi final meet Ing with Forget after subduing in form Swiss Jakob Hlaaek 3-6. 6-1. 7-5 In a rain-delayed match that finished under lights
Wheaton, the eighth seed, trailed < arty In the match, but crucially broke Hlaaek In the 1 1 th game of the final set with two backhand passing shots Hlaaek came to Sydney as a member of Swlzlerland » win ntng I lopman cup team In Perth and stayed true to form with two effortless wins over German Carl-Uwe Steeb and Dutchman Richard Krajicek In the opening rounds of the NSW Open.