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McEnroe willing to wait his turn
MINNEAPOLIS. Minnesota. Sept 28: John McEnroe has made no secret of his aspirations to be
US Davis Cup captain some day. but for now he’s Just thrilled to be a part of a winning team, reports Reuter.
Last year and as recently as last month. McEnroe had openly lobbied for US captain Tom Gorman's job.
He has received enthusiastic vocal support from teammate and protege Andre Agassi who would clearly like to play for McEnroe.
And world number two Jim Courier appeared to give McEnroe a spontaneous, if unspoken. nod on Friday night following his opening singles win over Sweden's Nicklas Kuhl.
After taking the final point tn his co me-from-behind win. Courier raced right past Gorman and leaped Into McEnroes arms. He then came batk and embraced Gorman, although it seemed like an afterthought.
But following his exciting tie-clinching doubles win with Pete Sampras on Saturday. McEnroe had genuine praise for Gorman and seemed suddenly much more willing to wait his turn.
"We're tn the final now and Tom has improved every year that he's coached." McEnroe said.
"You don’t necessarily want to change a winning formula, so when you have a victory you don't suddenly make coaching changes." he added.
Tm not going to keep playing forever but J feel like I’d like to remain a part of the Davis Cup team." said McEnroe, who hopes to play doubles again In the December finals against Switzerland.
After suffering a lopsided fourth-round loss to Courier at this year’s US Open. McEnroe was forced to admit that he can no longer compete with the game's top players in singles.
But two things were clearly illuminated this weekend.
The first is that McEnroe
remains an excellent and effective doubles player no matter who his partner Is.
Teamed with German Michael Stlch. he won his fifth career Wimbledon doubles tide this year. And paired with Sampras, a player with extremely limited doubles experience and none with McEnroe, the two rallied for a five set win over one of the world's most accomplished doubles team — Stefan Edberg and Anders Jarryd — to clinch a finals berth for the United States.
Second, find pcrhapS more remarkable, is that after a dozen years of Davis Cup lay. McEnroe* enthusiasm for the International competition remains undiminished. In fact It seems to have Increased over the years.
At 33. the father of three young children, displayed the animated emotional excitement and a youthful enthusiasm sorely lacking tn his more serious, teammates — especially Courier and Sampras — all of whom are more than 10
years his Junior
It was McEnroe's fiery spirit more than his sizzling volleys that helped lift the often sullen Sampras and carry the day
McEnroe has openly flirted with retirement of late and has already said he plans to pass up most of the regular tour in 1993 to spend more time with his tardily.
But Davis Cup Is another matter all together
"I'd love to be a part of the team say next year again and play some more doubles.'" McEnroe said. That would give me something to look forward to.The volatile former number one player In the world says the chemistry among the current US teammates is the best of any group he has ever been a part of.
So McEnroe is ready to keep fighting for his country and the Davis Cup.
"If we're winning I think we should stick with the same group of guys until we don't win."