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All-action Agassi delights fans
PARIS. May 30: Andre Agassi's all-action tennis show coaxed out the sunshine, delighted the fans.
and kept Ihe expected rain away from the Roland Garros stadium here Friday afternoon, reports AFP.
The flamboyant American beat Croatia's clay-court specialist Goran Prpic 2-6, 6-4, 6-I. 7-6 (7-4) in Just over two-and-a half hours to earn a fourth-round clash against Emilio Sanchez of Spain at the French Open tennis championships.
Sanchez beat Belgium's Bart Wuyts in straight-sets 6-0. 6-4. 7-6 (7-3).
The 22-year-old eleventh seed took a set to settle, but then he opened his shoulders, went for his strokes and left the crowd gasping with his sizzling groundstrokes.
As the winners rifled home like bullets. Prpic. wearing the enormous protection brace round the right teg which has become his trademark, was slowly worn down by the bombardment.
Agassi appeared poised for immediate victory when he served at 5-3 tn the fourth set.
But amazingly the serve which had been so trustworthy, suddenly let him down. He lost the game to love.
There were sonw anxious moments in the Agassi camp when the stubborn 28-ycar-old Croatian forced the match into a tie-break. But Agassi's natural talent and reflexes came to the rescue. He did not shrink from danger but thrived on iL
Agassi continued to go for the Impossible and sent one ball so close to the baseline that only an on-the-spot investigation by both Prpic and Australian umpire Richard Ings could confirm ft good.
After the win. Agassi admitted that it had taken time to adapt to the clammy heat and swirling wind.
"At the beginning he was hitting a lot of high balls and It took me a long time to get used to them." he said.
Asked about future opponents, the beaten finalist here for the last two years, admitted that his main rivals were "playing well."
But he added quickly: "But I'm playing well, too."
"1 don't worry about them." he grinned over his new goatee beard, "1 let them worry about stopping me."