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WIMBLEDON NOTEBOOK
LONDON. July 4 (AFP) The big match was supposed to involve a re-run of the 1980 men's singles final epic betyveen John McEnroe, who beat old rival Bjorn Borg in a charity match at Buckingham Palace on Sunday.
But the real interest all centred on the battle for supremacy in the stands between Russian babe Anna Kournikova and English actress Liz Hurley - and British tabloid newspapers duly gave acres of coverage to their brief encounter.
Kournikova. 19. turned up in a silky creation which left little to the imagination yvhereas Hurley, former squeeze of Brit heart-throb Hugh Grant, opted for a far more demure pale lemon suit, which the papers dubbed 'conservative.'
The London Evening Standard headlined that Kournikova had found Hurley 'ugly' according to a report which emerged in the Russian edition of Vogue magazine.
Another paper wrote: "Sorry Liz but it's game, set and match io \nna."
IN SICKNESS AND
IN HEALTH
Pete Sampras just can't convince people that Injury is all part and parcel of the game.
Amid the innuendo that last week's foot injury was not as bad as it was made out to be. six-time champ Sampras yvas asked after beating Jonas Bjorkman of Syveden to make the quarterfinals if he didn't have "a pocketful of vomit someyvhere’ for when he needed a quick time out.
"Usually when it's a tough moment 1 kind of carry it in mv pocket, the vomit. I explode it. it comes out." joked Sampras, before adding in more serious vein; Athletes are injured and you play through injuries
AIN'T OVER TILL
IT S OVER
Wimbledon is over according io some local tennis fans distraught at the exif of iheir favourite Tim Henman.
Those arriving at the wnm Tuesday were greeted by a Hen-
man fan shouting at them through a megaphone Wimbledon has been cam riled Tim Henman has been knocked out. Go back to your homes.
The message clearly hadn t got through as fans streamed towards the gates to yvatch the women s singles move into its final phases.
KEEP IT IN THE FAMILY
Mv father wa* just w. iking ai th< fa< h'lV 6 b >J . unis club there One of mv brothers used to play so it was lather s idea to take me to tennis
World number 327 Vladimir Voltchkov of Belarus, talking of Ins humble beginnings in that well-knoyvn sporting arena that is the Minsk automobile plant, alter causing the first upset of the second week by beating South African Wayne Ferreira io advance to the last 16 on Monday.
Dad was at courtside to see his x, n hook a last-eight show-down \\nh Zimbabwe s Byron Black.