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FULL VERSION 1993 - Seles vs Sabatini - Australian Open

********************************************* Copyrights - Seven Network (Australia) ********************************************* Thank you for your gracious use of this classic match! PertSnergleman's Review: Monica Seles leaned toward the microphone and attempted to be kind. "It was a very close match," she told the fans who had paid 50 Australian dollars apiece to watch today's women's semifinals. A ripple went through the Stadium Court crowd: half surprise, half amusement. Seles had just told a fib. Her 6-1, 6-2 victory over Gabriela Sabatini was anything but close. Seles, the top-seeded player and two-time defending Australian Open champion, was in control from the second game, when she broke the weak-serving Argentine with a typically ferocious forehand down the line. During the course of her 53-minute lesson, the only thing Seles didn't do better than Sabatini was hit overheads, flubbing the only two she attempted. Otherwise, she applied relentless pressure with her serve, her two-fisted groundstrokes and her returns. She arguably even covered the court better than the usually fleet Sabatini, who declared herself "very weak and very tired" because of her lengthy, late-finishing quarterfinal victory over Mary Pierce. "I think have a virus," Sabatini said. Even without a virus, the third-seeded Sabatini would have great difficulty keeping Seles out of her eighth straight Grand Slam final.