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July 7 (AP): It was her first Grand Slam semifinal, and Jelena Dokic admitted she was
intimidated.
"Maybe there were a few nerves." the 17-year-old Australian said after losing to defending champion Lindsay Davenport 6-4. 6-2. "Looking back at the match, that's probably why 1 didn't play as well. I was thinking about the occasion and who J was playing, and it sort of takes over a bit."
Last year, Dokic beat Martina Hingis In the first round and reached the quarterfinals. She struggled on the tour after that, but believes things will be different this time.
"I've got a lot of confidence from this tournament, and my level of tennis has probably risen over the last couple of months, so hopefully I'll do well in the coming tournaments." she said.
Dokic Intends to play in Montreal and New Haven next month before going to the US
the grounds ot the All England Club after shouting abuse and smashing a reporter s mobile phone.
A year ago. he was thrown out of the Edgbaston Priory Club in Birmingham. England, for drunken behaviour. He responded by sitting in the road and stopping traffic, and was arrested.
In Melbourne earlier this year, police visited him at his hotel during the Australian Open to recover a piece of camera equipment from a TV crew.
“I know it took Marv (Pierce J a long time to get out of Hu-shadow of her father added Davenport, referring to Jim
Pierce, who was banned from the WTA Tour for abusive behaviour.
"Jelena is very young, a good player, and it's just sad when you get negative publicity for something that could be really good."
When it comes to tennis, Davenport considers that Dokic has a glittering future.
"I've learned that you never know what's going to happen with younger players, but she's definitely very, very talented." Davenport said. “1 don't think we saw her best tennis today. Maybe it's a bit overwhelming, your first semifinal, but she's good."
Dokic recently fired Australian great Tony Roche as her coach, preferring to keep things In the family. Her father Damir is the one who will guide her training and career.
"I'm not looking for anybody (else) at the moment." Dokic said,
"I’ve worked with a few coaches before, but I think I know what I need to do. and so does my dad. We both know my game more than anybody. I think both of us know how I should be playing and what 1 should be doing."
Davenport said she feels sorry for the extra baggage that Dokic has to carry because of the controversy surrounding her father
"It's totally a shame." Davenport said. "Whether she plays tennis or not, It's hard to have a parent that distracts from the overall good of what the child Is achieving. It's tough because I in sure she’ll have to answer questions about him for a very long time."
Damir Dokic has had several brushes with authority. Last week, he was escorted from