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Raqtasdecncoaos Página 38 Rfl1wrIi Miérco!es, 17 de agosto de 1988 t - TENIS . RAQTASDECNCOAOS E torneo de los Juegos de Seúl supondrá una novedad en este superprofesionahzado deporte Pese a las ausencias —Lendl Cash, Navratilova...—, tendrá un buennivel — El torneo olímpico de los Juegcs McEnroe, ni Agassí, ni Cash. En , de Seúl no será, ni mucho menos, las damas, la única gran ausencia equiparable a cualquiera de los sérá la de Martina Navratilova,. cuatro que conponen el Grand que dice encontrarse “demasiado Siam. Tras muchos arios de voja”. ausencia obligada, el tenis vuelve A pesar de todo, será digno de a andar de la mano del movimien preseflciarse. Y, cómo no, debe to de los cinco aros. Pero su “ren hablarse de favoritos. La superf i trée” no será en absoluto brillante. cie, factor determinante a la hora El tenis es, quizá, el deporte más de encumbrar candidatos al triun profesionalizado de cuantos exis fo, será dura y rápida, parecida al ten. Hay unos circuitos estableci cemento de Flushing Meadows. dos compuestos por torneos de En hombres, los suecos —menos diversas dotaciones económicas.mal que éstos se apuntan a todo—• A mayor dinero, más figuras en Edbergy Wilanderserán los hom trarán en el cuadro de dicha com bres a batir, bien secundados por petición y más puntos tendrá ésta Boris Beckery MiIóslav Mecir. En para los diversos .“rankings” exis buena lógica, estos cuatro deben ,,%. tentes. En Seúl, la cosa será muy repartirse los metales. En féminas, distinta. Ni se competirá por dine sólo Graf. No porque las demás ro ni por obtener mayor “average” sean malas, sino porque cuando o más bonus. Se hará por la gloria la alemana juega, el resto van a su que significa subir al podium, por zaga. Evert, Shriver, Sabatini y tres medallascuyo valor simbóliáo Sukova —quizá también Zvere es lo único importante. Y eso es va— se repartirán plata y bronce, algo a lo que los tenistas no están -si todo funciona normalmente. en absoluto acostumbrados. Para En cuanto a los españoles, poco ellos es más fundamental —y pro que decir. La pista es excesiva-• bablementé no les falta razón—mente rápida para su juego, más ganar Roland Garros, el Open de acjstumbrado a la arcilla. Aunque Australia, los Internacionales de quizá quepa esperar alguna agra Estados Unidos o, sobre todo dable sorpresa, sobre todo por WimbledQp. parte de Emilio o Arantxa. Javier Emilio será el baluárte español en los JJ.00. de Seúl La cantidad de bajas son la y Sergio tendrán menos “chan prueba de la poca importancia ce”. queseledaalosJuegos. Lendlno Sea como fuere, que el tenis irá, aunque, probablemente, sí lo estéen los Juegos es algo siempre LO OIIMPCOS hubiera hecho de tener ya en su • positivo. poder el pasaporte norteamerica ARGENTINA: Javier Frana, Martín Jaite. - no. Ni tampoco oñnors, ni David Llorens AUSTRALIA: Darren Cahill, John Fitzgeraid, Wally Masur. AUSTRIA: Alexander Antonitsch, Horst Skoff. - BERMUDAS: Stephen Alger. BRASIL: Luiz Mattar. LAS OLCA CANADA: Grant Conneil, Martin Laurendeau, Chris Pridham. CHECOSLOVAQUIA: Miloslav Mecir, Milan Srejber. ARGELIA: WardaBouchabou COSTA DEMARFIL:Clement N’Goran. ARGENTINA: Mercedes Paz, Bettina Fulco, Gabriela Sabatini COREA DEL SUR: Dong-Wook Song, Jin-Sun Yoo. AUSTRAL/A: Anne Minter, Elizabeth Smylie, Wendy Turnbull DINAMARCA: Michael Tauson. AUSTRIA:Bárbara Paulus ECUADOR: Andrés Gómez BRASIL:Gisele Miro ESPANA: Sergio Casal, Javier Sánchez Vicario, Emilio Sánchez Vicario. BULGARIA: Dora Rangelova, Manuela Maleev Katerina, Maleeva FRANCIA: Guy Forget, Heari Leconte. SANADA: Helen Kele.si, Cafling Basset-SegUSO, Jili Hetherington FINLANDIA: Veil Paloheimo. CHECOSLOVAQUIA: Regina Rachrtova, Jana Novotna, Helena Su GRAN BRETANA: Jeremy Bates. kova HA/TI: Ronald Agenor. COREA DEL SUR: Jeong-Myiing Lee, Il—Soon Kim INDIA:Zeeshan Al Vijay Amritraj, Ramesh Krishnan. DINAMARCA: Tina Scheuer-Larsen ¡SRA EL: Chad Bloom, Amos Mansdorf, Shahar Perkiss. ESPANA: Arantxa Sánchez Vicario ITALIA: Omar Camporese, Paolo Cane, Diego Nargiso. FRANCIA: lsabglle Demongeot, Nathaile Tauziat JA PON: Toshinisha Tsuchihashi, Shuzo Matsuoka. GRANBRETANA:Sara Gomer, Clare Wood MEX/CO: Leonardo Lavalle, Francisco Maciel, Agustín Moreno. GRECIA: Olga Tsarbopoulou N/GERIA:Said Abdullah, Tommy Mmoh, Nduka Odizor. INDONESIA: Rahayu Basuki NUEVA ZELANDA: Kelly Evernden. - ¡SRA EL: llana Berger PA RAGUA Y: Hugo Chapacú, Víctor Pecci. - ITALIA: Sandra Cecchini, Raffaella Reggi PERU: Jaime Yzaga. JA PON: Etsuko Inoue, Kumiko Okamoto POLONIA: Wojtek Kowalski. MEX/CO: Xotchil Escobedo Claudia Hernández RFA: Boris Becker, Carl-Uwe Steeb, Eric Jelen. - NUEVA ZELANDA: Belinda Cordwell SUECIA: Stetan Edberg, Anders Jarryd, Mats Wilander. RFA: Steffi Graf, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, Sylvia Hanika SUIZA: Jakob Hlasek. SUECIA: Catarme Lindqvist - USA: Brad Gilbert, Tim Mayotte, Aaron Krickstein. USA: Chris Evert, Zina Garrison, Pam Shriver URSS: Andrei Cherkasov, Andrei Chesnokov, Alexander Volkov URSS: LelIa Meshki, Larissa Savchenko, Natalia Zvereva YUGOSLAVIA: Goran lvanisevic, Slobodan Zivojinovic YUGOSLAVIA: Sabrina Goles ZIMBABWE: Mark Gurr. • ZIMBABWE:Julia Muir.
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