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Monica, Kim battle

REUTERS, Paris
Monica Seles survived an early scare on the opening day of the French Open before battling back to beat Spain's Angeles Montolio 6-7, 6-3, 6-0 in the first round.
The American sixth seed was left shell-shocked in the first set as Montolio barely put a foot wrong on the damp red clay to race into a 5-0 lead.
Seles displayed trademark grit to pull herself back into contention with her pinpoint passing shots to draw level at 5-5.
But Montolio, who attempted to serve out the set on three occasions but was broken each time, withstood the Seles attack to win the first set on a tiebreak (7-4) in 47 minutes.
Although both players tried to stamp their authority early in the second with little success, a lengthy rain break midway through the seventh game allowed Seles to rethink her tactics and she clinched it
6-3 to level the contest.
The three times French Open champion did not allow her opponent another game, tearing through the decider with a minimum of fuss.
Belgian Kim Clijsters was given a stern French Open test before battling past Tatiana Poutchek of Belarus 3-6, 6-3, 8-6 in the first round.
Clijsters, runner-up to Jennifer Capriati at Roland Garros last year, started sluggishly in the overcast conditions and was broken in the opening game as her 23-year-old opponent raced to a 3-1 lead.
With the 18-year-old Belgian struggling to find range in her shots, Poutchek kept hammering away from the baseline to grab the first set.
But fourth seed Clijsters, winner in Hamburg earlier this month, hit back to take the second 6-3 after breaking in the seventh game with a series of blistering groundstroke winners.
Poutchek, who is coached by doubles specialist Natasha Zvereva's father, wilted under pressure following a lengthy rain
disruption at the start of the topsyturvy decider.
Clijsters, broken twice during the set, eventually booked her place in the second round when Poutchek hit a weak backhand return into the net.
Henman sees off Blanco
Tim Henman shrugged off a poor start to beat Spaniard Galo Blanco 6-4, 6-3 7-6 in the first round of the French Open at Roland Garros.
The Briton lost his serve twice to go 4-1 down, but recovered to clinch the opening set.
Henman led 3-2 in the second set before rain interrupted play and, after an hour and 40 minutes delay, he broke Blanco on the way to a 2-0 lead.
The third set went with serve as the players reached 6-6 before Henman gained the vital advantage to win the tiebreak 8-6 and the match in two hours 10 minutes.
In the second round the sixth seed will play Xavier Malisse, of Belgium, who knocked out Alexander Popp of Germany 6-4, 61, 4-6, 6-1.