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Rusedski races into semis
BOURNEMOUTH.
England. Sept 13: Greg Rusedski celebrated breaking into the world's top 10 by roaring into the semifinals of the Bournemouth International Open on Friday with a straight sets win over Argentine Lucas Arnold, reports Reuter.
The third seed here, who will meet top seed Carlos Moya in the last four, will be confirmed world number 10 when the rankings are issued on Monday the Association of Tennis Professionals have confirmed.
Under the complex ATP rankings system, current number six Australian Thomas Muster loses points he won in Bogota this time last year and as ne is not playing a tournament this week — and so cannot earn any points — he drops out of the top 10.
Rusedski will be the highest-ranked Briton since the ATP rankings were launched in 1973. Roger Taylor was ranked 11 in that year.
Arnold was Rusedski’s victim this time on a blustery and rainy day on England's south coast.
Starting the match with an ace, last week's US Open finalist* never looked back and a combination of power serving and touch tennis saw him run out a 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 winner. The first set was his eighth successive victory in a tie-break.
"It's really nice to be able to do this in Bournemouth — and on clay courts. Maybe they will be my favourite surface In future." said the Briton.
The Canadian-born lefthander said he was delighted to break into the world's elite but vowed he would not rest on his laurels.
"It is special to get in to the world's top 10 but I Just want to get higher and higher.
"I want to try and compete and get to the top of the game.. I still want to try to do more."
Rusedski will have his work cut out in the semifinal of the 370,000 dollars tournament where the meets world number five clay expert Moya, the Spaniard who beat Italy's Davide Scala 6-3. 6-4.
The clash has a little added spice following remarks made by Moya on the opening day when he said he thought Rusedski would lose in the opening round to Spain's Alberto Martin.
Earlier, second seed Felix Mantilla booked his last four berth in comfortable style. The Barcelona baseliner dismissed Belgian Christophe van Garsse 6-3, 7-6. (7-4).
Mantilla meets South African Marcos Ondruska who beat Mantilla's training partner Jacobo Diaz 7-5, 6-3.