DAN EVANS admitted he "panicked" during his flat defeat Down Under, as a local band played even worse than the British singles players at the Australian Open.
World No.9 Felix Auger-Aliassime rocked the No.24 seed 6-4 6-1 6-1 to see all seven UK singles players out by the third round.
Evans claimed he lost his early-season momentum by getting a walkover in the second round and then had to contend with the noise pollution from a nearby on-site concert.
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Howe Kud go in with Mo bid
NEWCASTLE want to compete with Arsenal and Liverpool for £90 million-rated West Ham winger Mohammed Kudus.
Jule tidings
LOPETEGUI UP FOR CHERRIES BATTLE
Oli twist
GLASNER: POINTS MEAN PRIZES
TAYLOR'S SWIFT
Sub Jack wastes no time in grabbing winner
ETIHAD IT? NEVER!
I've no regrets signing my deal I'll stay until the job is done, When we come back it'll be 'Wow'
Phelan's ready to rescue Rooney
MIKE PHELAN couldn’t resist the call from a stricken Plymouth boss Wayne Rooney to join him in the Championship jungle.
Potts loving every sec of chances
MATTHEW POTTS experienced a feeling of “pure elation” when he grabbed the wicket that may have changed the course of England’s third Test against New Zealand.
ALLY PALLY
Two Lukes won't be scrapping like Ali
Hidden Gem
DEUTSCH BANKS PRIZE
PLUMP UP HITS FOR HEFTY HENS
Chill-out tunes get chicks fat
