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Fitness Grafs first goal
PARIS, May 26 : For the first time in years Steffi Grai will not start the French Open as the top seed but
(he German, fighting her way back after a long injury break, says she has other things to worry about, reports Reuter.
"I wish I could only worry about that," Graf, second to Swiss teenager Martina Hingis in the world rankings, told a news conference on Sunday.
"My ranking is not even on my mind. I have to concentrate on how I've been playing lately and on how I will be playing in the next few weeks."
Grafs fitness is one of the big question marks before the Paris tournament starting today even though her confidence has been boosted by victory in Saturday's Strasbourg tournament final.
The German made her comeback in the German Open in Berlin the previous week after a three-month lay-off with a knee injury but her run ended in the quarter finals when she was bundled out by Amanda
to be fully fit.' she said. 'There are certain periods during whfcWTpl#y really' Well. then 1 have some lapses in between, which means my concentration
Coetzer of South Africa.
'Tm slowly getting into the rhythm again but I certainly would have needed more time
is not there all the time.
"Another problem is that I need to strengthen my muscles. There's still quite a big difference in the way the muscles are defined between the right and the left leg."
Hingis is also coming back after a knee injury but hers was not quite as bad.
"I know she had to stop playing for a few weeks but she will still be a major threat." Graf, who has won the French Open five times, said.
Everybody will be looking for a final showdown between Graf and Hingis, who ousted her from the top of the rankings in March. But Graf said others could win.
"There's Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario, who's always good here, and Mary Pierce, who has been playing very well lately," she said.
Graf said women's tennis was far more competitive nowadays than when she started her career.
"It was the reign of Chris (Evert) and Martina Navratilova." she said. 'There was little room for other players. Now it’s different.
"You see quite a few players with a chance of winning a toumatnent like this'one. ft’s a change and it's a good thing for women's tennis, no question."