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Korda re-enters top ten
STUTTGART, Oct 27; Petr Korda .returned to the top 10 ranks for the first time in more than four years
when he beat Richard Krajicek in straight sets Sunday to win the Eurocard Open, reports AP.
Korda, whose career has been plagued by injuries, won 7-6 (8-6). 6-2. 6-4 over the 1996 Wimbledon champion to post his first victory on the Tour since January 1996 In Doha.
The victory, the eighth of his
career, was also worth 350.000 and dollars vaulted Korda nine placgs'jn the rahkfngs. t<> No.. 8,.
"That's what I Wb- working for. that's what I was living for," said the 29-year-old Czech, whose goal was to make it back into the top 10. where he was before injuries took their toll.
What I do in tennis in he future is Just a bonus." said Korda. who celebrating by executing a triple scissors kick
"One for my wife, one for my daughter and one for myself."
he said.
In 1992, after reaching the Frcnab- Open finaU Korda waa. ranked No. 5 in the world. The last time he was4n the top'10 was in August . 1993. when he was No. 9.
"It was a long, long time ago." Korda said. "I've been working very hard for this dream and T am very pleased and proud of myself."
The Czech had a hernia operation in October 1995, after being hampered by a groin injury Tor more than a year.
Korda, who improved his career record against Krajicek to 5-2. came into the tournament ranked No. 17 and seeded 15th.
The Dutchman, seeded 16th. was outclassed in the final and never even held a break point against the stylish, left-handed
"I have trouble with lefthanded players. He can hit winners from anywhere, he comes up with some big shots and he's improved his serve a lot." Krajicek said.
With both players winning their service games with ease on the fast carpet surface, the first set went quickly to a tiebreaker. Korda won it when Krajicek put a simple volley into the net.
The big-serving Dutchman made another volley error to drop his serve in the opening game of the second set.
Korda, playing superb tennis. gained another break with a sizzling return winner. He served out the set, hitting a spectacular forehand passing shot on set point.
The third set stayed on serve until Korda hit another of his return winners to take a 3-2 lead and go a break up. It was enough to give him victory and he ended the match after one hour, 33 minutes with a backhand passing shot.
Krajicek picked up 185.000 dollars and moved four places up to No. 11.