Points won by each set: [ 40-36, 34-37, 40-32 ]
Points won directly behind the serve:
23 % Agassi – 26 of 111
31 % Larsson – 34 of 107
Both players were at the peaks of their careers, and the spectators could enjoy an equal encounter for more than two hours until the crucial, one-sided tie-break. There were five breaks in the opening set (Larsson saved three set points on return at 4:5), but afterwards the match was dictated by the servers. Larsson [16] got the only break of the 2nd set leading 5:4 after the longest game of the match (4 deuces), and in the decider he led 6:5* (30/15) – yet Agassi held after two deuces. The Swedish giant took the opening point of the tie-break, but lost another seven points very quickly, even though he’d had phenomenal record in the deciding tie-breaks. The American [2] won his another match 7-6 in the final set, the following day against Sampras.