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WIMBLEDON NOTEBOOK
WIMBLEDON, 1uly 5)AP|: Martina Navratilova moved closer to her 19th Wimbledon title Tuesday when she and Jonathan Stark advanced to the semifinals of the mixed doubles with a 6-3, 6-3 victory over Rick Leach and Natasha Zvereva.
The 38-year-old lefthander, making her 23rd Wimbledon appearance in a row, has won the singles title nine times, the women's doubles seven times and the mixed doubles twice.
Though retired from singles play, she was due to partner Steffi Graf in the women's doubles until the German pulled out of that competition to avoid aggravating a back injury.
But Navratilova and Stark, seeded third, nave made swift progress through the mixed doubles, gaining the last four without losing a set in three matches
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BIGGEST ISN'T BEST Andre Agassi has proved that having the biggest serve doesn't necessarily win you the Wimbledon title.
Although serve and volley is traditionally the best way to play on the fast grass courts, most of the biggest servers went nome before Wednesday 's men's quarterfinals.
Quarterfinalist Goran Ivanisevic heads the lists of aces and fastest speeds, but the Croat admits there is more to winning the title than booming serves.
"In 1992, I served 209 aces and still finished second That's not good enough," said Ivanisevic, who so far has served 104 aces and has a fastest serve of 136 mph (218.8 kph).
Behind Ivanisevic in the aces list come Todd Martin with 91 and Greg Rusedski with 90. Both were eliminated in the fourth round.
Of the other surviving quarterfinalists, two-time defending champion Pete Sampras has served only 58 aces and three-time titlist Boris Becker has sent down 54
Agassi, who won the title in 1992 playing largely from the back of the court and relying on his groundstrokes has served only 19 aces in his four matches this time. Yet he is the second favorite behind Sampras.
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GRAF ODDS SHORTEN: The odds on Steffi Graf winning her sixth Wimbledon title shortened to 4-9 Wednesday after she hurried into the semifinal with a 6-3, 6-0 victory over Mary Joe Fernandez.
The 26 year-old German who is top seed even though Conchita Martinez is defending champion, has yielded only five games in her last three matches and now has a streak of 30 victories in a row
She is rated a 1-7 shot to beat fourth seed Jana Novotna in the semifinal, even though the last time they met at Wimbledon, the Czech player squandered a 4-1 lead in the third set of the 1993 final
Bookmakers Ladbrokes rate Martinez the 7-2 second favorite with Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, her countrywoman and semifinal opponent, 6-1 Novotna is the 14-1 outsider.