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http://www.dubaitennischampionships.com/2/news/2007/news31.asp
Henin Beats Mauresmo to Win Dubai Tennis Championships

Dubai, UAE, February 24th, 2007: Defending champion Justine Henin maintained
her unbeaten record at the Dubai Tennis Championships by beating second seed
Amelie Mauresmo 6-4 7-5 on Saturday to win the title for a fourth time.

The top seeded Belgian has now played in Dubai four times, previously taking
the title in 2003, 2004 and 2006, and she has won all 16 of her matches.

There were moments of brilliant tennis from both players, but at times it
seemed as if Mauresmo was tiring after winning the title last week in Antwerp
and then changing continents and surfaces to travel to Dubai.

Henin broke serve immediately with an impressive backhand pass, and a winning
forehand gave her a second break to lead 4-1. Mauresmo then had a golden
opportunity to get back on level terms, breaking in the sixth game and
holding three break points to pull back to 4-4.

But Henin held off the threat, and went on to serve out the set to love.

The second set remained tense, as both players mixed attack with strong
defense. Mauresmo again missed an opportunity when Henin saved a break point
that would have left the Frenchwoman leading 2-0.

Games then went comfortably with serve until Mauresmo played a poor game at
5-5, double-faulting twice and dropping her serve to love. Henin then served
out to love and claimed the title by winning the last 12 points.

“I took the opportunities,” said Henin. “I was very aggressive but I was
patient when I had to be. The second set was tough. I kept my serve and then
she was under pressure at 5-5 and did two double-faults.”

Henin appreciated how important it had been not to allow Mauresmo to level at
4-4 in the first set.

“That was the key of the first set for sure, and probably of the match,
because she was coming back in the match very strongly and I was starting to
feel a little bit nervous. But I had good serves and was pretty aggressive,”
she said.

Mauresmo admitted that so many matches recently had taken their toll.

“Especially in that second set,” said Mauresmo. “I said at the beginning
of the week it was going to be difficult to get through to the end. I almost
got there. It was only the matter of a few points here and there. She just
played some great shots at the right time.

“I’m really proud of being able to show the crowd here in Dubai some of my
best tennis, but unfortunately I didn’t get the title. But I really enjoyed
being here on the court and in the city. Everybody makes the stay really
special and we all really enjoyed it.”

The Dubai Tennis Championships is owned and organised by Dubai Duty Free and
takes place under the patronage of HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum,
Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.

Play continues at the Dubai Tennis Stadium from 26th February to 3rd March
with the ATP event featuring Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Marcos Baghdatis.

For further information: John Rynehart, Promoseven Sports Marketing,
(T) +9714 3210008; (M) +971 50 55 96795; [email protected]

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