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ROME, May 16: Goran Ivanisevic, back from an injury and "hungry" for tennis, rolled through Scott Draper 6-4, 6-4 Friday to reach the semifinals of the Italian Open, reports AP.
The big-serving Croat needed just a little over an hour to defeat the unseeded Draper, a lefthanded Australian who had ousted Thomas Muster, the dominant player on clay the past two years.
The No. 6 Ivanisevic is the highest seed remaining in the 2.3 million dollar tournament after the top players made early exits as in the other European clay court events this season.
Another interesting quarterfinal pitted No. 7 Marcelo Rios of Chile, winner of Monte Carlo and perhaps the top clay court player of the season, against Jim Courier, an Italian champion in 1992 and 1993 when he was at the height of his game.***
J ROME. May 16 : World number four Yevgeny Kafelnikov suffered a heavy blow ahead of his French Open title defence when he was knocked out of the Italian Open by Spain's Alberto Berasategui on Thursday, reports Reuter.
Kafelnikov lasted less than hour against his unseeded opponent. losing 6-3, 6-2 and then said it "would take a miracle" to retain the French crown at Roland Garros. The Grand Slam tournament starts on Monday week.
The Russian is desperately short of match practice after a three-month lay-off with a broken finger in his right hand, and his error-strewn performance against Berasategui earned him a chorus of boos from the Foro Italico faithful.
"They don't understand anything." said Kafelnikov.
Kafelnikov’s exit means just three seeded players have survived to the quarter finals — seventh seed Marcelo Rios of Chile, Spain's Alex Corretja, seeded 10, and sixth seed Goran Ivanisevic.
Ivanisevic saved four setpoints before defeating German Boris Becker.
The lanky Croat, recovered from 3-6 down in a first set tiebreak to win 7-6, 6-3 — and then thanked god for his broken finger and a 20-day break from tennis prior to this tournament.
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Sampras and Michael Chang, both American, were eliminated in the first round, and Austria's Thomas Muster and Dutchman Richard Krajicek — last year's finalists — were knocked out on Wednesday.
Ivanisevic will next meet
breaking it in three places in Barcelona last month.
"1 was burnt out. a little bit sick of tennis, then luckily I got injured in a stupid way that only I can do." he said. "Maybe it was god's wish."
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Australian Scott Draper who brought Italian Davide Scala's brave run from the qualifiers to a halt.
Rios continued the rich vein of form that brought him the Monte Carlo title last month, defeating Swede Magnus Larsson in three sets to set up a Suarter final with American im Courier.
The unseeded Courier, champion here in 1992 and 1993 and conqueror of Sampras in the first round, made snort work of 15th seed Marc Rosset of Switzerland.
Another seed, number 11 Albert Costa of Spain, also went out to Marc-Kevin Goellner of Germany 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, who must now meet Kafelnikov’s conqueror Berasategul