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Sampras bounces back
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Germany. Nov 13: Pete Sampras took advantage Wednesday of a for-~ mat that offers losers a second chance and stayed on course for his fourth ATP Tour World Championship title, reports AP.
Rebounding from a surprise three-set loss to Carlos Moya a day earlier. Sampras, defending champion and No 1 in the world, downed big-serving Greg Rusedski 6-4, 7-5?
"Yesterday. I really felt flat, mentally and physically." Sam-
pras said. "I had a lot more energy today."
The 3.3-million dollars tournament brings together the top eight players in the world, split into two groups. The top two from each group advance to the semifinals.
Because of the round-robin format in the groups. Sampras didn't have to pack his bags after losing to Moya.
In each of the three years he won the title. Sampras lost a match in the round-robin portion of the event.
"Things are definitely looking a lot better." said Sampras, who could have been eliminated by another loss.
After making 50 unforced errors against Moya. Sampras made only nine against the Canadian-born lefthander.
"Coming into the match. I knew it was make it or break it." said Sampras, whose tourleading seven titles this year include Wimbledon and the Australian Open.
T returned well against one of the biggest servers. 1 played a very solid game today. I felt like a new player."
In a match featuring two newcomers io the elite season -. ending tournament. Yevgeny Kafelnikov beat Jonas Bjork-1 man 6-3, 7-6 (8-6).
I think my chances are now 90 per cent that 1 will go through." said Kafelnikov, whose group also includes No 2 Michael Chang and Sergi Bruguera.
Patrick Rafter, the No 3 In the world, needed only 56 minutes to beat Moya 6-4, 6-2.
Rafter, who had never beaten Moya in three previous career matches. Is now 2-0 in the event and is close to qualifying.
Playing on a hard court similar to the surface on which he won the US Open. Rafter broke Moya to win tne first set. after the seventh-ranked Spaniard sent a backhand wide.
"I decided to try to make every return and the whole match changed with that break." Rafter said
A spectacular backhand passing shot by Rafter set up another break point and he got it when Moya's forehand sailed wide, giving the Australian a decisive 2-0 lead in the second set
Rafter, who never faced a break point on his serve, held two match points when Moya s backhand hit the net. Moya saved the first with an overhead smash, but Rafter then clinched the match with another backhand winner, thia time a cross-court passing shot that kissed the line.
"I'm on a roll, might as well keep going." said Rafter, who
could move up to No 2 if he wins the event. Sampras is assured of finishing the year as No 1.
Sampras and Rafter will have a day off before clashing Friday.
Rusedski blasted an ace for a promising start of the match, but dropped his serve after a couple of volley errors in the fifth game.
Just before serving for the set. Sampras needed a three-minute timeout to stop a nose bleed. But ft didn't affect his game.
"He came out and served better." said Rusedski, who began the year ranked No 48 and has shot up to No 5. The US Open finalist is the first British representative in the history of the tournament.