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Martinez halts Hingis
HAMBURG. May 7: Conchita Martinez, the Wimbledon champion, put on a powerful display of clay-court tennis to overwhelm Martina Hingis, the 14-year-old prodigy. 6-1, 6-0 and win the Citizen Cup Sunday, reports AP.
Hingis was overcome by stage fright in her first professional final and produced a series of unforced errors that made Marinez' job easier.
The Spaniard, ranked fourth, in the world and seeded second, won in 49 minutes to collect the winner's check of 79.000 dollars.
"Right now I feel unbeatable." said the 23-year-old from Barcelona. "1 can play well on all surfaces but clay remains my favourite surface."
Hingis, who has.been on the pro-tour for six months, reached the final by beating three' higher ranked players —; Judith Wiesner. Jana Novotna and Anke Huber.
But the Swiss teen ager had no chance against Martinez. Hingis tried to change the pace and to put pressure on Martinez, but she was too Inconsistent and made far too many errors to be able to trouble Martinez.
Hingis had to settle for the runer-up prize of 35,000 dollar and will pllmb from No 60 in the rankings to a place in the top 30.
"I was very happy to play here and 1 am already looking forward to next year. I airi very pleased with what I achieved here." she said.
Martinez is unbeaten in 16 matches since she took on Carlos Kirmayr as coach in mid-March.
"I am playing very well at the moment." she said. It was the' second Spanish victory in a row in the 430.000 dollar tournament at Hambury's Rothenbaum club. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario won last year.
Hingis, a Wimbledon and French Open Junior champion, dropped her serve to trail 2-0 and never recovered. Martinez broke once more to cruise through the set.
The Swiss crumbled after losing the first game of the second set by dropping her serve again.
She hit an overhead smash but Martinez replied with a tremendous cross-court winner that demolished any resistance Hingis had left.
Martinez wasted two match points but scored on the third by hitting a forehand that caught Hingis on the wrong foot.