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End of Agassi
LONDON. July 7: Andre Agassi s,lrugged off his second Grand Slam disappointment in six weeks
on Friday after losing 7-5, 4-6. 7-5. 4-6. 6-3 In the semifinals to surging Australian Patrick Rafter at Wimbledon, reports AFP
The 30-year-old 1992 Wimbledon champion felt the sting of missing out on a second straight finale at the All England Club as much as he did when he crashed out as defending champion In the second round in May at the French Open but he was fulsome in his praise of his opponent.
The secona-seeded showman, whose mast major title came In January at the Australian Open, tried hard to hide his disappointment at losing in 3hours 18minutes.
^’ ,l’p biggest moments of each set he continued to put away the shots and I fell off a bit ' said the six-time Grand Slam champion
"I was always behind. He stepped it up and played quality shots at the right 'time." he added
The win brings 27-year-old Rafter, a two-time US Open winner, to four wins and seven defeats in his matchups wllh
Agassi.
"Pat's gone through a lough stage with his (shoulder) Injury." Agassi said.
He's had some disappointing times over the last year But it looks like he's found his game.
He was playing well. But at crucial times of the match, he was playing tough." he added
Agassi found it impossible to look ahead In the immediate aftermath of defeat to the Ameri-< an Davis Cup semifinal date In Spain In two weeks.
"I'm not quite ready to think about clav Just alter this match." he said
The second seed continued to pile on the praise for Rafter, winner of a Dutch grass-court event the week before Wimbledon began.
I've always thought Rafter was a good enough athlete to win on any surface. On grass courts, he can really keep (he pressure on," Agassi said.
If hr s healthy and has been playing some matches, he's right up there with the best of them." lie added
But the loser could still feel Ills own pain after (he futile effort on Centre Court
The match sucked as far as I m concerned. I have no objee Hvity right now," he bluntly admitted.