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"Things have really changed in today's tennis. In my years there were more upsets, there were a lot more names... It was not as predictable as tennis is today. You've got the question: «Who's gonna win the next Grand Slam?» and you only have four options" - Stefan Edberg on today's tennis. Read the interview
At the Us Open Edberg beaten by Krickstein
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An article from: La Repubblica
NEW YORK. New surprise at the Us Open. After Noah, Becker and Mecir another of the top eight seeds of the tournament has gone out in Flushing Meadow.
In the fourth round Stefan Edberg, winner in Wimbledon, gave up at the fifth set against twenty-one year old American Aaron Krickstein, number twenty in the world ranking.
Krickstein, who was world number seven in 1985, is a real fifth set specialist. He had already beat the Swede in the first round in the tournament of Flushing Meadows in 1983 in a fifth set tie-break. "It was very windy - said Edberg - and papers flying on the court hid the ball. I lost concentration and a match I shouldn't have lost".

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