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Sampras sails smoothly
STUTTGART. Oct 22: World number one Pete Sampras showed no rust from a month long injury layoff
as he brushed aside Sweden's Magnus Gustafsson 6-3, 6-4 in his opening match at the Stuttgart Open on Tuesday, reports Reuter.
Having his first outing since winning the Grand Slam Cup in September. Sampras looked confident and relaxed, needing Just 73 minutes to speed past Gustafsson into the third round.
There was also no sign of any lingering affects from the inflamed shoulder that forced Sampras out of the Swiss Indoors.
"It feels pretty good," said Sampras, who Jost a gripping five-set battle to Boris Becker in last years final here.
"After the Davis Cup and Munich I could Just feel it getting ko it made no sense 10 TO some time off, didn i'
hit a ball for two weeks, gave it a rest and now it feels good.
I hit the ball okay I today but I think I can play better.
The day also saw a trio of seeds fall as Spain's Alex Corretja. compatriot Felix Mantilla and another clay court specialist Austria's Thomas Muster, all lost their opening matches.
Corretja the 10th seed, who claimed his third title of the season in winning the Stuttgart Outdoors in July, was unable to duplicate that success indoors, losing 6-2. 7-6 to Swede Magnus Larsson.
Muster has also tasted vic-
tory in Stuttgart, the only indoor win among his 44 career titles coming here in 1995. Dutchman Paul Haarhuis brought Musters bid for a second to an early end when he upset the 12th seed 6-2, 6-7. 6-2 avenging a second round loss to the world number nine last week in Ostrava.
Mantilla, near invincible on clay this season while winning five titles, is less threatening on carpet and German qualifier David Prinosil dispatched the 14th seed 7-5. 6-4.
A semi-retired Boris Becker opened defence of his last remaining title with a 6-2, 6-4 first round win over fellow German Marc Kerin Goellner.
A third win here would also give the 29-year-old 50 career titles, tying him with Sampras.
"My mind has been pretty busy these days but the last few weeks I've tried to concentrate Just on tennis. ’ said Becker, now number 23 in the world, his lowest ranking in 12 years.
Nineteen-year-old Tommy Haas followed Becker, his David Cup captain onto the court but was unable to follow him into the next round, losing a tense three-set battle to Britain's Tim Henman 7-5. 3-6. 6-4.