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Henin, Clijsters sail

AFP, London
Belgian Grand Slam winners Justine Henin and Kim Clijsters breezed into the third round of Wimbledon on Wednesday as men's
champion Roger Federer prepared to reassert his authority after a rocky start.
Henin, making her first appearance at the All England Club since 2007 after coming back from retirement, is chasing the one Grand Slam title she never won, having twice beenabeaten finalist here.
But the 17th seed wasted little time in downing Germany's Kristina Barrois 6-3, 7-5 on Court Two to set up a third-round tie with either Russian 12th seed Nadia Petrova orTaiwan's Chan Yung-Jan.
Henin admitted she still needed time to adjust to the swing of Grand Slam tennis.
Meanwhile eighth seed Clijsters, the US Open champion, beat Croatia's
Karolina Sprem 6-3,6-2 on Court One.
Clijsters is making her first appearance at Wimbledon in four years after a spell in retirement.
The former world number one now faces either Russia's Maria Kirilenko, the 27th seed, or America's Shenay Perry.
As the second round of matches got underway, Federer, who came back from two sets down to reach the second round, was to face Serbian qualifier Ilija Bozoljac on CourtOne.
The Swiss would normally expect to be playing on Centre Court, but Wimbledon organisers seem to be giving fans without the showpiece venue tickets a chance to see the big favourites.
Britain's Andy Murray has also been shifted out to the smaller, 11,400-seater bowl.
Beforehand on Court One, Australia's Lleyton Hewitt, the 15th seed here and 2002 men's champion, was due to play Evgeny Korolev of Kazakhstan.
On Centre Court, last year's beaten
men's finalist Andy Roddick, the US fifth seed, was opening proceedings against France's Michael Llodra, who is being coached by 2006 Wimbledon winner Amelie Mauresmo.
Venus Williams, the five-time Wimbledon champion and the second seed here, was then to face Ekaterina Markova of Russia.
Serbia's Novak Djokovic, the third seed, takes on American Taylor Dent.
Djokovic was involved in the latest ever finish at Wimbledon when he finally saw off Belgium's Olivier Rochus in five sets under the Centre Court lights and roof on Monday at 10:58 pm, with two minutes to spare before play would have had to have been suspended.
French 11th seed Marion Bartoli, who lost to Venus Williams in the 2007 Wimbledon final, was the first person through to the third round after her Croatian opponent Petra Martie pulled out.