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Courier remains fresh and fearless
PARIS. May 30 Bad news for the kid from Kiev and the rest of the men still around tn the French
Open Jim Courier la feeling fresh and fearless as Week Two approaches, reports AP
Courier, the defending champion and world ranked jy ] player, overpowered //gentina's Alberto Mancini, 6-4, 6-2, 6-0 to reach the round lof 16 without the loss of a set. ( His fourth-round foe Sunday will be Andrei Medvedev, at 17 the youngest player in the field. Medvedev, from Ukraine, has dropped only one set during his first three Grand Slam matches.
He has played Courier once, an exhibition in Japan which he lost in a third-set tiebreak.
"I'm playing much better than I was ihqn, and I have nothing to lose." Medvedev said. TH Just pity my game -
Courier, winner of 19 straight matches, said he has nothing to fear, cither on Sunday or thereafter
I'm very pleased to have gotten through relatively fatigue-free. I'm feeling pretty fresh," he said.
"My name on the trophy isn't coming off. and I'm going to try to stencil another one on .... I simply try to do my best — what's there to be afraid of 7"
Mancini testified to Courier's prowess.
"Everything was a little difficult for me today," said the Argentine, ranked 18th In the world. "It's easy, when you're No 1 and you're winning so much, to be mentally tough."
No 2 men's seed Stefan Edberg and No 5 Michael Chang, who won rain-suspended second-round matches Friday, also were on Saturday's schedule — Edberg agalnsl Russian Andrei Cherkasov and
Chang against Sweden's Nicklas Kultl. the first round conqueror of John McEnroe
Though McEnroe says he won't be back here next year. Paris fans haven't seen the last of him. He and Andre Agassi, playing doubles together for only the second time, won their first-round match Friday over Todd Nelson and Jason Stoltenberg.
In addition to the Courier -Medvedev match. Sundays schedule will include No 3 Pete Sampras against
Germany's Carl-Uwe Steeb, No 1 1 Agassi against Spain s Emilio Sanchez, and No 8 Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia against No 9 Carlos Costa of Spain.
Four seeds lost Friday, no tably No 10 Ivan Lendl. a three-time champion here, who fell to Brazil's Jaime Oncins. 21.
Russia's I4th seed Alexander Volkov crashed badly to Carl-Uwe Steeb of Germany In a third-round cn counter. Steeb scored a comfortable 6-2. 6-4. 6-4 win and now plays third-seeded Pete Sampras for a place in the semi-finals.
The German beat the world number-three at the Monte Carlo Open but Sampras has been slowly Improving his game on clay under new coach Tim OuUikaon.
On Friday the 1990 United States Open champion confounded the experts by showing that his flowing "serve-and-volley" tennis can still reap dividends on the deadly slow surface by beating Frenchman
Rudoiphc Gilbert 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.
The victory kept alive his hopes of being given another chance by United States Davis Cup captain Tom Gorman.
“It will help. But 1 don't think I'll get the chance unless I actually win the event here," said Sampras, who lost both his singles in last year's Davis Cup final against France in Lyon.
Other winners Included the promising ninth-seed Carlos Costa of Spain who defeated South Africa's Wayne Ferreira in four sets.
Costa now plays big serving Goran Ivanisevic of Croatia for a place in the quarter-finals.-
Eighth-seeded Ivanisevic survived a nerve-wracking five-setter against Magnus Larsson of Sweden snatching the fifth set 9-7.