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*Kim Clijsters made her way to the French OPen finals!*

Clijsters unnerves Petrova
By Nyree Epplett
Thursday, June 5, 2003

Second seed Kim Clijsters used a cruel drop shot to unnerve the limping Russian Nadia Petrova in straight sets and move into her second Roland-Garros final early Thursday.
The popular Belgian saved a set point in the opening set before steamrolling past her wilting opponent 7-5 6-1 in 70 minutes on Philippe Chatrier Court.
After staving off two break points on her first serve, Clijsters played an erratic next few games, sending numerous forehands either half way into the net or over the baseline and allowing her determined opponent to play uninhibited tennis from the backcourt.
Despite being bandaged to the hilt (her left thigh and ankle heavily strapped) the 76-ranked Petrova came out of the blocks firing. Quietly calm and content to rally Clijsters into submission from behind the baseline, she also rattled the Belgian by constantly changing direction on her thunderous first serve.
The Belgian held her serve to love in the seventh game, but then played a slew of unforced errors (mostly from her forehand side) to hand her serve to the Russian in the ninth game. Serving at 5-4, the revved up Russian held one set point at 40-30, but was cruelly thwarted by a Clijsters drop shot that clipped the net cord and dribbled millimeters over the net.
The Belgian executed a screaming backhand passing shot and then watched a Petrova backhand sink into the net to hand her back the break.
Stepping inside the baseline and using short crosscourt angles, the No2 seed upped the tempo in the next two games, holding serve and then finding her forehand to close it out in 46 minutes.
The demoralized Russian ¡V who was also physically and mentally spent from her tough three-set wins over Jennifer Capriati and Vera Zvonareva ¡V could only capture one more game in the contest. Clijsters cracked 27 winners to Petrova's 13, converted four from six break points, and saved seven break points against the Russian.
Clijsters, the runner-up here in 2001 - will play the winner of the Serena Williams v Justine Henin-Hardenne clash in the final.


*Bend it Like Beckham scores well with US film fans*

Bend it Like Beckham scores well with US film fans Bend it Like Beckham has scored success in the US, with box office analysts tipping it to become a major 'sleeper hit' and catch the industry by surprise.
The story of a wannabe female football star has taken ?.7 million in its first few weeks in America, despite only playing at 216 screens.
Time magazine hailed it as the "brightest, funniest and most refreshing" film of the year, and Entertainment Weekly described it as "funny, buoyant and exhilarating".
Paul Dergarabedian, president of box office trackers Exhibitor Relations, said the movie could repeat the success of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, which started out similarly and went on to take ?50 million.
He told USA Today: "Bend It Like Beckham captures the audience's imagination, building its success through great word of mouth."
Starring Parminder Nagra and Keira Knightley, the film follows an Asian girl who idolises David Beckham and dreams of becoming a professional player.
Nancy Utley, from distributors Fox Searchlight, said the film's success in the US comes in spite of many marketing difficulties, the toughest being that most Americans have no idea who David Beckham is.
The company nearly changed the title to help win over US audiences. She said: "It's soccer, it's girls, and it's got English accents. Conventionally, any of them would be a challenge. But the movie delivers."
Bend It Like Beckham was one of the most successful homegrown films of recent years following its release last summer, taking ?1.5 million in the UK.
Director Gurinder Chadha said: "I set out to make a box office hit for Britain. What I didn't expect was that it would be so successful in other countries."

Bend It Like Beckham Scores SOOOOO much!!!!!
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