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DOWN UNDER DIARY
MELBOURNE. Jan 26 (AP): No sooner had Australia's Mark Woodforde and Todd Wood- bridge won a record eighth Grand Slam doubles crown than they were asked about winning all four in one year.
“That's a tough ask (question)." Woodforde said. "No teams have been very close to it and I'd rather not think about it at all. It's another pressure we can do without''.
The Woodies, as they are known, have won four Wimble-dons, two Australian and two US Open titles, but haven't been able to capture the French Open, played on clay.
They have now won three in a row — Wimbledon, the US Open and Australian Open — but don't think victory in Paris would constitute a Grand Slam.
It needs to be done in the same year, they believe.
"It's not a real one. no". said Woodbridge.
STOLLE HONOUR
He's known nowadays primarily for his work as a television tennis commentator, but It is for his performances on court that Fred Stolle has been honoured at the Australian Open.
Stolle. 58, has been inducted into the Australian Tennis Hall, of Fame, joining a select group that includes fellow Aus-trMIifr^faWii MarghYfct1 'Ccrtlrt-,' Rod LaVer. Evonne Cawley.
Neale Fraser. Roy Emerson and Lew Hoad.
Stolle. known primarily as a doubles player, won a total of 18 Grand Slam titles during his career.
His singles Grand Slam wins were at the 1965 French Open and 1966 US Opens. He was runner-up at another five Grand Slam singles finals, including three in succession at Wimbledon from 1963-65.
TO BUY OR NOT TO
BUY
On Tuesday she fell from a horse named Magic Girl and then claimed it had switched her on to the task at hand and she would buy it if she won the Australian Open.
Well, on Saturday 16-year-old Martina Hingis did just that, beating France’s Mary Pierce 6-2, 6-2 in a lop-sided final to become the youngest women's Grand Slam singles winner in 110 years.
So would she be buying P’-'^ic Girl, the Swiss star was asked soon after her win?
"I'm going to think about it." came the reply.
"It’s just too far a trip from here to Switzerland, or whatever. It was just great riding that horse, and probably tomorrow I’m going to have a look at how she's doing.".
Hingis was attempting a Jump at an equestrian centre an hotir 'OUtdide 'Melbourne when Magic Girl threw her.