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Seles reaches final
Rome. May 9: Top-seeded Monica Seles kept her streak of not dropping a set all week Saturday.
holding off South Africa's Amanda Coetzer 6-0, 6-4 tn 80 minutes to reach the final at the dlrs 550.000 Italian Open, reports AP
Seles will get a chance to advance last year's loss tn Sunday's final where she will face second-seeded Gabriela Sabatini, who beat No 4 Mary Joe Fernandez of the United States 6-2. 6-3 tn Saturday's other semifinal.
Coetzer. 16th seed and a surprise third-round winner over American Jennifer Capriati. seemed no match for Seles' pounding groundstrokes and drop shots In a first set that lasted Just 26 minutes.
But she began changing speeds and tried to keep Seles far back at the baseline. The tactic paid off, giving her a 4-3 lead and a break point to go ahead 5-3. But she hit long, and Seles held serve at 4-4
"She's a tough player, she doesn't give you a free point." Seles said.
Despite her domination of the women s game. Seles ad mits she still lacks a net gamc
"I should not be afraid to come In during a match, and Just think 'If she passes me she passes me ." The 18-year old Yugoslav said Friday. "I try to but It Is really hard."
Seles needed little more than her standard Une drives, sent sharply angled or dropping In near the baseline. In drubbing lOth seeded Leila Meshkl on Friday to reach the semifinals.
An earlier AP report said : If Monica Seles learns to play the net she might really be dangerous.
Imagine that weapon added to an array of two-fisted ground strokes the world's No. 1 player pounds past her opponents.
T should not be afraid to come in during a match, and just think if she passes me she passes me ." the 18-year old Yugoslav reflected.
"1 try to but It Is really hard.”
Seles needed little more than her standard line drives, sent sharply angled or dropping in near the baseline. In drubbing 10th seeded Leila Meskhf on Friday to reach the semifinals.
Seles was matched up against Amanda Coetzer. the 16th seeded South African. Coetzer eliminated Jennifer Capriati and Natalia Zvereva.
No 2 seed Gabriela Sabatini, the defending Italian champion. has also swept through and faced No 4 seed Mary Joe Fernandez of the United States.
Fernandez mounted an 1m-presstve come back to defeat 17-year-old Anke Huber of Germany 3-6. 7-6 17-2), 6-3 Friday night in one of the hardest fought matches of the tournament.
The American said she was bothered by the lights and had difficulty finding her rhythm at the start
She kept her calm and Huber began feeling the pressure.
"But I never gave up. basically I decided to keep the ball In play and not go for winners," Fernandez said
Seles traces her lack of a net game to her success In Yugoslavia as a hard-hitting youngster.
Then as I had obtained good results so early, everybody expected me to win everything, so this made me uptight about changing my game "
In Rome. *hc is getting some practice with volleys — as a double* partner with Helena Sukova.
Reuter adds: The floodlit match between Fernandez and fifth seed Huber provided the only real drama of an other wise disappointing day
Huber appeared to have the match sewn up when she led by a set and 5-1 But her ser vice fell apart and Australian Open finalist Fernandez recov ered to win 3-6. 7-6, 6-"3.
Fernandez now meets Sabatini, who disposed of sev enth seeded French woman Nathalie Tauzut for the to** one game.
But Fernandez will have to Improve on a curiously tentative performance If »he Is to repeat her 1992 Australian Open semifinal success over the Argentine.
Sabatini, the darling of the Roman crowd. Is bidding for a fourth Italian Open title In five years and few would be against a repetition of last years Sabatini-Seles final.