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Edberg readies for Wimbledon
LONDON, June 10: The English grass court tennis season has arrl ved — none too soon for Stefan
Edberg, reports AP
After a week of practice on grass. Sweden a two time Wimbledon champion began his campaign for a third title Tuesday, defeating big serving American Kevin Curren tn the Queen s Club tournament
"I feel fresh al the mo ment " Edberg said "I love playing on grass I m going to enjoy the next couple of weeks."
Queen's has become the traditional warmup for Wimbledon which starts June 22. Moat of the top names for Wimbledon are playing Queens
Edberg had only momentary iapeea Tuesday tn hl* 7A (7 4). 6-2 second round victory over Curren. serving Just two
he did.
“It was a perfect first round match for mr , he said
"Kevin a a good grass court player and I played a good
match I look my time. I did everything well today
Even a tumble on the slippery Queen s Club centre court tn the ninth gana- didn t put him off, although It won l until the tiebreak that Edberg began to truly dominate Curren
An early break In the second set, and a second io lead 5-2 allowed Edberg to scrVc for the match. Just a* mcnac ing thunderclouds gathered overhead.
Edberg glanced up as the first drops began to fall and sp< < i.itors grabbed umbrellas i». < outs. then coolly served an ,u i to finish the gamc
Ihc same thing happened to me fn Hamburg (Germany) Iasi month. Edberg said "Rain was threatening and 1 Just closed the match out In time then as well. At least now I can go home Instead of having to sit around."
Home for Edberg now la In London. Just 10 minute* drive from the Queen's Club courts He has been practising tn London since Andrei Cherkasov knocked him out of the French Open In the third round two weeks ago
Edberg believes three time Wimbledon winner Boris Becker, last year s victor Michael Stich, Pete Sampras and Goran Ivanisevic are big threats lo his Wimbledon changes. But he doubts French Open winner Jim Courier can make the grade.
"But tt will be tough for him to go all the way "
Obviously the surface is not as suited to him as the other surfaces Edberg said Wimbledon could be Courier s Grand slam weak link'