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Stich sounds Wimbledon warning
ROSMALEN. Netherlands, June 15: After a one-year grass court winning streak. Michael Stich is
as confident as ever going to defend his Wimbledon title, reports AP.
Tm playing the best grass court tennis, maybe even bet ter than last year,' he said after winning the Continental Grass Court Championships Sunday
The 23-year-o)d German ts ranked fourth in the world after winning the final against Jonathan Stark, a rookie pro from Medford, Ore.
Stich moves ahead of his compatriot Boris Becker, who was knocked out of this week a Queen s Club tournament in the second round.
SUch has won every grass court match since losing here last year to Michael Schapers
— 12 in total. And not one player here this week, not even John McEnroe, brokc hlm. Still, the23 year old Ger man was subdued about his victory. He predicted tough going at Wimbledon against Becker. Stephan Edberg, and Pete Sampras despite their falling out In the early rounds al Queen's Club.
These guys arc still going to be the biggest threat in Wimbledon." he said
"It doesn't matter If they lose or win. they're always go Ing to be very dangerous."
Edberg and Sampras are ranked second and third behind American Jim Courier, who rested this week
Stark. 21. shined this week with 37 aces, the best in the tournament, which was only his second on grass. Sunday's match was his first ATP final.
Despite his height at 1 HR metres (6-loot 2), Stark antic
ipated his opponent's moves and was lightning fast on the returns
But Stark’s challenges only sharpened the German's lethal ball work and deceiving serves. At 1.92 metres (6- foot-41, Stich also has the advantage of a long reach.
Stark was nervous at the start, letting SUch break him on a double fault and go on to take the first set
But when Stark came back strong In the second set with a love-game win and then a near-perfect service game. SUch rose to the challenge and chalked up four consecutive love games to win set two
He almost had a fifth but fumbled three consecutive faults before winning the match point.
"He was serving pretty well. I didn't get a grip on his serve." said Stich. giving Stark well-deserved credit.