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Venus Continues Her Dominance of Seles in Acura Classic
BA SEL, Sw itzerland - (AP)
Firing 13 aces at speeds up to
113 m ph, Venus W illiam s over
pow ered M onica Seles 6 -2 ,6 -3
on Sunday to win the A cura
C lassic for the second straight
year.
W illiam s extended her dom i
nation o f Seles to 6-0 in their
first meeting since W illiams won
their sem ifinal in the Sydney
O lym pics en route to the gold
medal. She beat Seles in three
sets last year at La C osta Re-
Williams served up 1 3
a c e s against Monica S eles to
win 6 -2 ,6 -3 and capture the
title In the Acura Classic.
V en us
broke W illiams once.
Seles tried jerking Williams
from side-to-side in the backcourt,
bute6-foot-l Williams stretched
her long arms and legs to return
several balls that seemed out o f
reach.
Playing ju st her second tour
n a m e n t sin c e M ay , S e le s
reached the final by upsetting
the top two players in the world.
She beat No. 2 Jennifer Capriati
in the quarterfinals, then No. 1
M artina Hingis in the semis.
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ED M O N TO N , Alberta
(AP) Maurice Green has been
the world’s fastest human for
the past four years - and he left
no doubt about is Sunday night.
The always confident Greene
shook o ff false starts by three
o f his opponents and won his
third consecutive world title, in
9.82 seconds - the third-fastest
time in history. He also owns
the two fastest times - his world
record o f 9.79 and 9.80, both
set in 1999.
Green also has been troubled
by tendinitis in his left knee this
year, and with all the injuries he
said he would not defend his
200 world title later in the cham
pionships.
“If I’m not 100 percent, I’m
not going to run,” he said. “I’m
not going to jeopardize the U.S.
relay with my ego.”
In winning, Greene led a 1 -2-
3 U.S. finish, with Tim Mont
gomery second at 9.85 and Ber
nard Williams third with a ca-
ners and won 88 percent o f the
points on her first serve.
Still, W illiams,t he W imbledon
cham pion, sees im provem ents
she needs to m ake heading into
the U.S. O pen, w hich begins
Aug. 27.
Seles had three break points
on double faults by W illiam s in
the opening game, but W illiam s
g o to u to ftro u b le w ith a 111 mph
ace and then held w hen S eles’
service return w ent wide. Seles
sort.
W illiam s served four love
gam es, including one she closed
out with aces o f 113 and 111 mph
to take a 5-2 lead in the second
set. W illiam s show ed she can
change speeds, too. She set up
m atch point with an 82 m ph ace
dow n the m iddle, then won w ith
an 88 mph ace.
Seles actually served a higher
percentage (59 percent to 54 per
cent), but W illiam s hit 37 win-
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Greene never wavered or
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