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WIMBLEDON NOTEBOOK
LONDON. July 1 (AFP): Carcollector Jan-Michael Gambill, owner of six Jaguars, could need a bigger garage after beating off the challenge of fellow American Paul Goldstein in straight sets to reach the last 16 of the men's singles.
"I will be one of the first people on the waiting list for the new F-type when it comes out. But it's not going to be out for another year. Still, at least I have time to save up!"
NO TIME TO LOSE
Asked whether number one seed Martina Hingis had been keeping an eye on Serena Williams, who she could meet al a later stage of the Championships. the Swiss miss said it was hard to catch up with her.
By the time I got there (to Serena's match), she was over already. I only heard when I practised that she won in 30 minutes. I'm like, well she must-be playing pretty well!"
Serena was a real slowcoach against Spain's Cristina Torrens-Valero. however, on Fri- • day. taking a whole hour to win in straight sets.
EARLY RISER
American Todd Martin was asked whether he had a problem with some of the big-draw matches being played at night after bowing out to 1992 cham-
pion Andre Agassi in a five setthriller interrupted by the weather.
A problem, no. I think it's difficult but if Wimbledon insist on starting at 2 in the afternoon. thafs going to happen, especially considering the weather.
"1 would advocate, since the sun comes up about 3 in the morning here, maybe starling before 2."
STRANGE NICKNAMES
There are some strange nicknames on the men's circuit but they don’t come much stranger than Airwolf and the mighty atom.
Pete Sampras has long been dubbed Pistol Pete for his rasping grass court game while Aussie star Mark Pnilippoussis' huge serves have earned him
the tag Scud.
But the origin of compatriot Jan-Michael Gambill's nickname Airwolf is a little more obscure.
In fact, the 23-year-old picked up the moniker from actor Jan-Michael Vincent, known for his starring role in the programme of the same name.
Diminutive Belgian qualifier Olivier Rochus can start answering to the name mighty atom’ as ne Is about the smallest man on the circuit standing at 1 m 62.