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Federer, Serena breeze thru’

AFR Melbourne
World number one Roger Federer and women's favourite Serena Williams led the way into the Australian Open second round Monday asSpanish star Carlos Moya tumbled out in a shock defeat.
Federer - the overwhelming
"I mean, today was great to be on the court for three sets. But with anti-inflammatories and a little treatment, I think I can for sure get myseif to a 100 percent fitness," Agassi said.
But there was a shock defeat for fifth seed Moya, who became the highest profile casualty on day one when he lost in four sets to unheralded compatriot and hitting part-ner Guillermo Garcia-Lopez, ranked 106th in the world.
questions about doping, Williams created one of the day’s talking points with her striking outfit -■ lime-green and white knee-high boots.
"I was a little nervous going into it, but after the first game I was okay. 1 thoughtifljustgctthe first game then 1'11 be alright,' she added.
Elsewhere, Russia's teenage Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova was made to work before registering a 6-3, 6-1 victory over Bulgaria's Sesil Karatantcheva.
Although site was never in danger of losing, fourth seed Sliaraitovn was tested bya 15-yearold opponent who stretched her to three sets in the Bulgarian's debut tournament at IndianWfells last March.
"You know, I just played a good, solid first-round match," Sharapova said.
"Like I've said before, I cannot win everything I'm still developing my game. It's not that I won a Grand Slain and all of a sudden I’m going to win everything My game is still a work in progress."
Liter. Mauresmo overcame a spirited display from local hope Samantha Stosur before winning 6-2. 6-31nlhr8min.
A runner-up here in 1999, Mauresmo now faces Russia's Dinara Safina in the second round and was happy with her fonn as she sets out once again fora first-ever Grand Slam title.
"1 really felt my game right from the beginning was consistent, and 1 didn't let her really get into her rhythm and finish the points pretty quickly, as she loves to do,'Mauresmo said.
men's favourite and defending champion - sailed into the second round after ruthlessly demolishing France's Fabrice Santoro 6-1,6-1,6-2 at a sun-baked Melbourne Park.
"It was a good start. I think the start of the match was important for me, you know. That set the tone for the rest anrl I never really gave him a chance to get back into the match," said Federer.
Santoro, who often shook his head in appreciation as Federer passed him with a flow of winners, said the Swiss star was head and shoulders above his rivals.
"He's the best. He's much better than anyone on the tour, but maybe someone can beat him," the 32-year-oldsaid.
Federer is now on course to meet American veteran Andre Agassi in the quarterfinals, who shrugged off fears over an injured hip to easily dispatch German qualifier Dieter Kindlrnann 6-4,6-3,6-0.
It was the biggest win of 21 -year-old Garcia-Lopez's career, witirhp only previous grand slam being a second round appearance at last year’s French Open.
"It’s a big disappointment. Il's the first round," Moya said. " ... something was wrong today, it was not my day today."
In the late game, last year's beaten finalist Marat Safin, seeded four, was a comfortable 6-0,6-2,6-1 winner over Novak Djokovic of Serbia.
In the women's draw, 2003 champion Williams needed less than an hour to brush aside Frenchwoman Camille Pin 6-1, 6-1 as news of a doping mystery involving Russia's US Open champion Svetlana Kuznetsova emerged.
Kuznetsova powered into the second round in -13 minutes with a 6-1,6-1 win over American qualifier lessica Kirkland.
While Kuznetsova was fieldingquestions about doping, Williams created one of the day’s talking points with her striking outfit -■ lime-green and white knee-high boots.
"I was a little nervous going into it, but after the first game I was okay. 1 thoughtifljustgctthe first game then 1'11 be alright,' she added.
Elsewhere, Russia's teenage Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova was made to work before registering a 6-3, 6-1 victory over Bulgaria's Sesil Karatantcheva.
Although site was never in danger of losing, fourth seed Sliaraitovn was tested bya 15-yearold opponent who stretched her to three sets in the Bulgarian's debut tournament at IndianWfells last March.
"You know, I just played a good, solid first-round match," Sharapova said.
"Like I've said before, I cannot win everything I'm still developing my game. It's not that I won a Grand Slain and all of a sudden I’m going to win everything My game is still a work in progress."
Liter. Mauresmo overcame a spirited display from local hope Samantha Stosur before winning 6-2. 6-31nlhr8min.
A runner-up here in 1999, Mauresmo now faces Russia's Dinara Safina in the second round and was happy with her fonn as she sets out once again fora first-ever Grand Slam title.
"1 really felt my game right from the beginning was consistent, and 1 didn't let her really get into her rhythm and finish the points pretty quickly, as she loves to do,'Mauresmo said.