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Courier faces real test today
MELBOURNE. Jan 25. Jim Courier has had a pretty easy run to the final of the Australian Open He'll find out Sunday if Its been too easy. reports AP
Courier, the second seed, face* No. I Stefan Edberg In a remaU h of the US Open final that tire Swede won in straight aeta. Edberg holds a 4-2 edge over Courier, but one of the American* win* came en route to lite French Open title last year
After three consecutive straight-*et victories tn which he yielded only seven game* each time. Courier didn't even have to take the court In Friday * semifinals when un seeded Richard Krajicek defaulted with a shoulder Injury
The burly Courier will be facing a seeded player for the first time in a tournament marked by early upsets and No 6 Pete Sampras' withdrawal with a shoulder Injury.
While the layoff between matches is nice — he last played Wednesday — Courier is worried about his sharpness
The down side is that I don't get to play.' he said. "You'd like to be in a rhythm into a final of a tourna ment."
A straight-set victory over unseeded Wayne Ferreira in the semifinals was Just what Edberg was looking for. He has Improved with each match and ! feel* he has overcome nagging injuries and a lingering cold
lam happyI son tn three
sets. That's a good preparation .' Edberg said. 'Now he liasn't played since Wednesday, and I am not sure If that Is good for him. You lose a bit of Use routine and you don't tike to walk around too many day* without playing."
While the match M the tat est in one of the newest rivalries at the top of men’s tennis, there Is a similarity In both men's styles, particularly their • hard work and low-key approach off the court.
"He sort of likes to be a tittle bit more quiet and doing what he likes doing beat, and that's playing tennis." Edberg said.
Courier * charge to the No
2 spot is the result of long hours of practice. Edberg knows if he doesn't keep up the same pace. he.won't be No.
I long. No matter what hap-Cns this tournament, he'll
rp the top spot, but Courier would cut the deficit with a victory.
"If you want to stay up there, there is only one way of doing ft. and that's playing as many matches as you can and concentrating on each tournament and working as hard as you have ever done before." Edberg said.
The moment you don't work as bard, you will slip sooner or later. Just a matter ol time"