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Paszek stuns Hantuchova
Austrian teenager Tamira Paszek shocked top seed Daniela Hantuchova 6-2,5-7,6-4 to set up a Bali Open final against Switzerland's Patty Schnyder on Saturday.
The 17-year-old Paszek, coached by Gustavo Kuerten's former mentor Larri Passos, caught fire against Hantuchova in a spirited display lasting just over two-and-a-halfhours.
The Austrian secured a break for 5-4 before serving out the victory, her 14th of the season against the same number of defeats.
"I didn’t played my best and I didn't serve very wall," said Paszek. "So I'm very happy to have reached this final.
"I know’ I'm in good shape, I've been here for 10 days now and have adjusted (to the tropical conditions)."
Hantuchova, last year's runner-up to Lindsay Davenport, missed the spring season with a foot injury and was a first-round loser at the US Open three weeks ago.
"It was a very close match, she doesn’t give up, she played tough all the way through,” said the Slovakian.
"Overall I'm happy with how I played. I have some things to improve and I missed a lot of easy ballsat the end."
Paszek will try for only her second WTA title against Switzerland's Schnyder, who lives just a short drive away across the border.
"We are good friends, she lives just an hour away," Paszeksaid
"We've played three times and twice they w ent to three sets.”
Earlier Schnyder, 29, moved into her second final of the season with a 7-5, 6-1 hammering of Russian Nadia Petrova.
"This was my best match ever at Bali. I'm so happy to be in die final. I'm ready for it," said the US Open quarterfinalist.
"I know’ that I can play well. It's just been a struggle to get going."
"But now that I've got the match rhythm, I want to Xeep it up."
Schnyder won the last of her 10 career titles in Cincinnati three years ago, losing seven finals since.
"I hope to keep this up the rest of the season," she said.
Schnyder, who last finished
runner-up in Bangalore in February behind Serena Williams, was pleased with how she took control against the 22nd-ranked Petrova, once a top-five player.
"I served well and moved her around on the court." said the Swiss. "I was able to anticipate her movement. I attacked her second serve and held back a bit on my shots until I saw which way she was moving."