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Hip-hop Henin

AP, Melbourne
A very public divorce, two Grand Slam titles, a seven-month winning streak, hip-hop dance lessons, and a bid for election to the international Olympic Committee.
Justine Henin's life doesn't look to be settling down anytime soon.
Last January, there was the breakup of her marriage that forced her to pull out of the Australian Open. A month later, she started an amazing 2007 on the court that saw her retain the top women's ranking, win the French Open and the U.S. Open and start an impressive streak that continued Friday at the Australian Open with her 31 st match win in a row.
Henin also hopes to defend her Olympic gold medal for Belgium in
/Vugust at the Beijing Olympics, where she is in the running for an IOC Athletes Commission seat.
And then there's the dance lessons.
"My fitness coach gives hip hop lessons,’ Henin said Friday. "We just started. Just for fun sometimes we do it. It's just my relaxing time in preparation. I'm so bad."
Which would be in direct contrast to her play on court.
Henin's 7-5, 6-4 win over 25th-seeded Francesca Schiavone on Friday continued the streak -- her last loss was in the Wimbledon semifinals last lune.
If she wins the Australian Open title on Jan. 26, the streak would extend to 35 matches. That would equal the consecutive matches won by Venus Williams in 2000, the most among active players on the WTATour. Although that's still well behind Martina Navratilova's tour record of 74 in 1984.
Henin admits it's in her mind.
"It's a kind of pressure... I mean, one day or another I will lose," she said. "That's the game. I hope it's going to be as late as possible.
’The last year has been great, I've been so consistent. But every match is different, you have to start again. You know if you're not at your best level you can lose."
While Henin says she has a good rapport with many players on the WTA Tour, she's forged a close friendship with Russian Svetlana Kuznetsova.
"Wc have a good relationship ... she's very honest. She's just herself, always smiling," says Henin. "She's nice with everyone."
Before her friendship with Kuznetsova, hip-hop certainly was not in Henin's MP3 player
"She listens to strange music, you know, not the kind of music that I’m used to," Henin says, smiling. "So I'm always teasing her with that"
Last year also marked the first time in her career that Henin was the only Belgian among the top players in the women's game.
Ln the past, the French-speaking Henin had to share the national spotlight with the now-retired Kim Clijsters, who spoke Flemish and had a different support base in the country of 10 million.
Clijsters’ retirement -- she married American basketball player Brian Lynch last July and is expecting the couple's first child --has left Belgium with Henin as its only top 100 player - - at No. 1.
"It was great for Belgium to have two players like us at the same time, almost a perfect story," Henin said. " Now the attention is a lot on myself... but 1 don't feel extra pressure for that."
Henin said she and Clijsters haven't spokenorcorrespondcd by e-mail.
"I heard that she's pregnant, and it's very soon," said Henin. "1 wish her the best."