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Teen Ws in last four

Oudin's whirlwind run ends

AFP, New York
Teen upstarts Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark and Yanina Wickmayer of Belgium fought through the tension to reach their first Grand Slam semifinals Wednesday with nerve-testing US Open triumphs.
Ninth seed Wozniacki, until now the top-ranked woman never in a Slam final eight, ousted 70tli-ranked US teen Melanie Oudln 6-2, 6-2 while Wickmayer, never before past a Slam second round, beat Ukraine's Kateryna Bondarenko 7-5,6-4.
The 19-year-olds will meet in a Friday semifinal with the winner to play for a US Open tide Saturday against either defending champion Serena Williams, an 11-time Grand Slam champion, or Belgian Kim Clijsters, back after a two-year layoff to start a family.
Wozniacki shrugged off die cheers at Arthur Ashe Stadium for home-nation hero Oudin and snuffed out her comeback bid early in the second set.
Oudin, 17, was the giant killer of Flushing Meadows, ousting former world number one Maria Sharapova, fourth seed Elena Dementieva and 13th seed Nadia Petrova after dumping former world number one Jelena Jankovic at Wimbledon.
But after a 6-1 run in Grand Slam matches where she lost the first set, "Oudini" at last found a trap she could not escape.
Wickmayer, ranked 50th, joined compatriot
and idol Clijsters as the first pair of unseeded women in the last four at the same US Open.
Wozniacki became the first Danish man or woman to reach a Grand Slam semifinal, surpassing die 1978 Australian Open women's quarterfinals run by Dorte Ekner as her homeland's best showing.
By winning her 10th match in a row, Wozniacki is assured of rising to a career-high seventh in the rankings. She had been the youngest player in the top 20 and die highest in the rankings never to reach a Slam quarterfinal.
Oudin, who made 43 unforced errors to just 20 forWozniacki, surrendered a break to drop the first set.
The relentless Dane rescued two break points in the third game of die second set when Oudin swatted errant forehands and saved two more to hold in the fifth game, the American sending a backhand wide and a forehand beyond the baseline.
Inspired Wozniacki never dropped another game, breaking Oudin in the sixth game when her forehand nicked the net cord and landed wide and again at the end when the American sent a backhand long to fall in 88 minutes.
Wickmayer, whose mother died of cancer at age nine and whose father gave up his construction job so his daughter could follow her tennis dream, won the last five games against Bondarenko to advance afteronehour41 minutes.
Wickmayer was broken serving for the first set at 5-4 but broke back in the next game, held for the set and broke Bondarenko to open the second set. The Ukraine 23-year-old broke her twice for a 4-1 edge but never won another game.