Hurt Philippoussis leaves Davis Cup

Tue., Sept. 14, 2004

Associated Press

SYDNEY, Australia – Injured Mark Philippoussis has withdrawn from Australia’s Davis Cup team for the World Group playoff against Morocco later this month.

Philippoussis injured a gluteal muscle and had to retire in his U.S. Open match against Nikolay Davydenko earlier this month. He said he wouldn’t be fit in time for the match Sept. 24-26 in Perth.

No. 3-ranked Lleyton Hewitt is Australia’s top singles player and Wayne Arthurs, ranked 84th, probably will fill the second singles spot.

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