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Dream Team’s Davis Cup dreams
FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec 8: The US tennis Dream Team erased the nightmare of Lyon by recaptu-
ring the Davis Cup with a 3-1 victory over Switzerland on Sunday and vowed to keep the trophy In the United States for many years, reports Reuter.
"Everyone got their point and each point was huge. Hopefully we'll' win this thing for the next eight or nine years," said world number one Jim Courier, who clinched the triumph by beating Jakob Hlasek 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 on Sunday. '
"This is my first one and It certainly feels good," said Courier, who had played far short of his best form in his previous Cup performances.
'There’s nothing like winning for a team and whenever I’m needed to play I'll be there."
The victory certainly helped
Pete Sampras put last year's devastating loss to France behind him.
The former US Open champion made his Davis Cup debut in last year's final in Lyon and lost both his singles matches, an experience he said plagued him for months.
But the 21-year-old Sampras played brilliantly with doubles partner John McEnroe to stage a remarkable victory after losing the first two sets in time-breaks to Hlasek and Marc Rosset on Saturday.
"It was a sweet victory for me personally after last year, Sampras said." I wanted to get the Davis Cup back in the United States where it should be.
"It feels great," he added of the win that helped the United States to their record 30th cup.
McEnroe didn't attend the final press conference to avoid questions about his troubled marriage to Tatum O'Neal. This
was the fifth time he has been on a winning US team.
Switzerland entered their first final as decided underdogs but made the heavily favoured Americans battle hard for every point.
“What we did was fantastic and I'm so proud of this team," Hlasek said.
Rosset served spectacularly to beat Courier in five sets on Friday, and he and Hlasek came tantalisingly close in the doubles.
"The (Swiss) did themselves proud," said Tom Gorman after winning his second Davis Cup In the past three years as US captain.
"Having a two-man team finally caught up with them," added Gorman, nothing that the Swiss duo appeared to tire in the doubles. Playing three days In a row also took its toll on Hlasek on Sunday.
But they certainly earned the respect of the Americans.
”1 have the utmost respect
for both those guys," said Courier. They're both class acts.'
The Swiss fans also won re-spect.
Their flag-waving, cowbellclanging enthusiasm electrified the arena, creating an atmosphere never seen In tennis In the United- States. The usually reserved US tennis fans rose to the occasion, creating competition In the stands and a fervor usually seen only at European and South American sporting events.
But after paying homage to the fans, what the US players insisted was most special was the camaraderie and team spirit.
Agassi'said that, more than anything, would bring the players back to try and keep the Cup in the United States.
"It was a great experience for all of us to be part of such a strong team. There's a lot of support for each other."