Coria suffers injury scare

World number five and top seed Guillermo Coria was forced to pull out of the Heineken Open in Auckland after straining stomach muscles.

Coria suffers injury scare
Wed, 14 Jan, 2004 - 13:01

World number five and top seed Guillermo Coria was forced to pull out of the Heineken Open in Auckland after straining stomach muscles.

The Argentinian visited hospital on Tuesday night after aggravating an abdominal injury during his match with Nicolas Kiefer.

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