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Today at Wimbledon

on BBC Two England

Further live coverage as the men's quarter-finals reach their conclusion. A year ago reigning champion Pete Sampras remained on course for claiming a record 13th grand slam title by reaching the last four, where he was to meet the Belarussian qualifier Vladimir Voltchkov. Number two seed Andre Agassi played a storming baseline game to secure his semi-final spot with a straight sets win against Australian Mark Philippoussis , and Pat Rafter made light work of beating German Alexander Popp in straight sets.
Sue Barker introduces the action, with commentary from John Barrett , Pat Cash, John Lloyd , John McEnroe , John Alexander , Anand Amritraj , Chris Bailey , Mark Cox , Barry Davies , Jo Durie , Peter Fleming , Ann Jones , David Mercer , Jana Novotna , Mark Petchey , Simon Reed , Pam Shriver , Bill Threlfall , Virginia Wade , Matt Chilton ,
Tony Gubba , Harry Gration and Mary Rhodes. (S) (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/wimbledon
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Pete Sampras
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Vladimir Voltchkov.
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Andre Agassi
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Mark Philippoussis
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Pat Rafter
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Alexander Popp
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Sue Barker
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John Barrett
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John Lloyd
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John McEnroe
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John Alexander
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Anand Amritraj
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Chris Bailey
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Mark Cox
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Barry Davies
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Jo Durie
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Peter Fleming
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Ann Jones
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David Mercer
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Jana Novotna
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Mark Petchey
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Simon Reed
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Pam Shriver
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Bill Threlfall
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Virginia Wade
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Matt Chilton
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Tony Gubba
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Harry Gration
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Mary Rhodes.

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