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Sabatini leaves Capriati near to tears
MELBOURNE. Jan 22: Jennifer Capriati's error-strewn defeat to Gabriela Sabatini in the quarter-
finals of the Australian tennis Opcri Tuesday may not have been her biggest career disappointment, but it ran a close second, reports AFP.
The abundantly talented American youngster has telescoped . more into her fledgling career than others would do In a lifetime.
The fear Tuesday night was that (he emotional bubble of a shattered 15-year-o|d prodigy may have burst.
Inside two years Capriati has become the youngest player at 14 to be ranked in the women's top 10. the youngest female semlfinallst at last year's Wimbledon, accumulated tournament earnings of 820,000 US dollars and she even featured In for best 1991 list of the world s 40 highest paid athletes.
Third-seeded Sabatini, mixing her game with drop shots and net-play along with her strong groundstrokes. ousted fifth-seeded Capriati 6-4. 7-6 (7/1) in one hour 44 minutes.
No sooner had she left the court, she was straight Into the media Interview room, hardly composing herself to explain such a giant let-down.
’ Capriati, at 15 years 10 months the youngest-ever Australian Open quarter-finalist, her eyes welling and close to tears, told the world press:
There has been some pressure ... actually, a lot of pressure from everyone, may be it's becoming more serious now.'
•It's because 1 have a chance to become higher (ranked) than what 1 am now and I have to really work at ft to try to keep up there and keep playing well.*
'Of course, it s still fun. but I have to really concentrate now. and settle down and really think about it.* Times again tonight I had chances, so many short balls I could have come to the net on. and just didn't ... So many times I could have closed If
Capriati rated her semifinal loss to Monica Seles at last year's US Open as her biggest career disappointment when she lost In a third set tiebreaker to the eventual champion.
Sabatini, who now faces American Mary Joe Fernandez In her second Australian Open semifinal, was sympathetic about Capriati's situation.
"Everybody has to go through those moments.' Sabatini told her media conference.
"I've been through it. so it's something she has to work on ... It Just happens."
"Personally. It was a pretty difficult time for me before I won the US Open in 1990. I had my doubts about playing tennis. I was not enjoying If
"I Just tried to keep working hard and to be patient and one day everything started to open."
Sabatini said that Capriati, six years her Junior, had made many mistakes In the fateful second set tiebreaker.
"I didn’t do anything special in the tiebreak. 1 was Just serving or hitting a return and she was Just missing."
"I really played very well tonight. I played smart. 1 attacked her. ! was approaching pretty well and on the Important points she was lacking In experience."
Sabatint broke. Captlatl In the opening service game and the American youngster survived eight deuces on her next service to hold before breaking the Argentine to love in the fourth to level at 2-2.
Capriati was in the middle of a golden run of four games to lead 4-2. before the third seeci broke back in the seventh and ninth games and serve out with three set points in the 10th game.
Capriati was In early strife in the second set losing her service in the third and trailed 2-3. before Sabatini again broke with across-court forehand.
The set went with service to the tiebreaker and Sabatini reeled off six straight points before a smash sealed it at 7-1.