Muster loses close match at Open
By STEVE WILSTEIN
AP Tennis Writer
NEW YORK Thomas Muster
charged past the net, chased Tim Hen
man with racket raised and swung at
him wildly as Henman ducked with a
panicked look into the tunnel.
Mean Mr. Muster was only kidding
this time, but Henman wasn't taking
any chances.
On a day when the fifth-seeded
Muster found himself getting knocked
out of the U.S. Open in the first round,
no one could really be sure at that
moment how serious his mad dash
was.
Muster's mission to transform him
self from king of clay to master of
hard courts ultimately broke down
yesterday when Henman beat him 6-3,
7-6 (7-3), 4-6, 6-4.
The play that provoked Muster's
mock attack came in the only set he
won when he was desperately scram
bling to stay in the match. Henman
tapped a drop volley with Muster at
the baseline, and Muster sprinted in to
scoop it up. Henman lunged to catch
the ball with another forehand volley
into an open court, and Muster kept
running around the net and after
Henman.
Muster's swipe with his racket
missed Henman's head by a couple of
feet, but the Briton felt the breeze as
he ran toward the tunnel.
"He's a pretty entertaining guy, on
and off the court. I thought it was a bit
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of fun, a bit of humor," Henman said.
"At first I didn't think so. I thought it
was the best thing to do to keep run-
ning."
Henman and Muster actually are
friends off the court, practicing with
each other often. But, as Henman said,
friendship is left behind when the
matches are for money.
On a new court that's playing slower
than years past, especially in hot,
muggy weather, Muster expected to
have an advantage. over Henman who
grew up playing on grass in England.
Muster, the 1995 French Open champi
on, won nothing on clay this year.
But Henman's serve-and-volley
game proved too fast and accurate in
this first-rate tennis duel, and the No.
21-ranked Henman put the match
away with a backhand volley that
broke Muster in the final game.
"The result didn't surprise me at
all," Henman said.
"The situation with his style and my
style gives me the opportunity to get
close to the net. When I got the oppor
tunity, I came in. I'm not going to try
to beat him at his own game, that's for
sure."
Two other French Open champions
played in Arthur Ashe Stadium with
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Spain escaped with a 3-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2,
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Tebbutt.
Women's No. 4 Iva Majoli, the cur
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France's Sandrine Testud.
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