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Becker back with a cracker
STOCKHOLM.
Oct 30: Boris Be cker confirmed his return to wo-rld-beating from on Saturday when
he dismissed top ranked Pete Sampras 6-4. 6-4 to set up a final with Goran Ivanisevic in the Stockholm Open, reports Reuter.
Invanisevlc overpowered promising Russian Yevgeny Kafelnikov 7-5. 6-4 to reach lus third consecutive final in Stockholm.
If Becker can beat the second-seeded Croat in today s final he will have upset the world's top three players In as many days He beat third-seeded title holder Michael Stich in Friday's quarter-final.
The 26-year-old German made what he himself called "Impossible'' shots against Sampras
He made the American look slow and nervous as he pumped out backband returns and passing shots with such consistency he broke his opponent in four of his 10 service
games.
Sampras, playing his first tour event since the US Open, said Becker came up with "some of the most unbelievable passing shots I've ever seen going by me" on the fast Supreme Court.
"I felt if I kept the ball low I would be tough to pass, but obviously ht proved me wrong. He was awesome.'' the quiet American said.
ingly home-made tennis style, had upset fourth-seed Sergi Bruguera and fifth’seed Stefan Edberg in previous rounds.
But Ivanisevic ended his run. with the help of blistering serves which included 20 aces. ' The Croat has served 978 aces this year and is aiming to beat Sampras' record of 1001 aces in a season.
''If 1 never win a Grand Slam* at least people will remember me for something." Invanisevlc said.
Becker has won six of his 10 previous games against Ivanisevic, but the Croat won their last encounter tn the semifinal at Wimbledon this year.
"We always have good matches. Boris is not only a great player, he's also unbelievably competitive." Ivanisevic said.
Becker Is playing for his fourth title in Stockholm, adding to victories in 1988. 1990 and 1991.
His final opponent won here in 1992 and was losing finalist to Stich last year.
Clearly close to the form which earned him the world rankings' top spot in 1991. the Gerqian said his motivation stemmed from a new attitude to the sport since his marriage less than a year ago and the birth of his son.
"That has allowed me to have maybe another couple of years at the top. If I was still single I wouldn't be as good anymore. 1 probably wouldn't even be playing at all." he said.
Becker Is now sixth in the world and coujd move into the top five with a win today.
Ivanisevic, who survived a fierce battle with American Andre Agassi on Friday, had more of a routine victory over 20-year-old Kafelnikov.
The Russian, with a seem-