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Sunday 30 January 2011 9:34 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 12:06 am

Clijsters plays down slam sweep

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Australian Open champion Kim Clijsters has played down talk of making a clean sweep of grand slams after her victory in Melbourne. Clijsters, who won the US Open last year, now holds two of the four major titles with the French Open next on the calendar in June. “I’m not going to say that wouldn’t be nice but to be honest I haven’t really thought about it,” she said.

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