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More French frustration

REUTERS, Paris
Declining form and advancing years will not stop Pete Sampras from coming back to Roland Garros and make a 14th bid to win the elusive French Open crown next year.
The 30-year-old American still yearns to add the Paris trophy to his record 13 Grand Slam titles despite being at the twilight of his glittering career.
"Over the course of my career, it just hasn't clicked here but all you can do is keep trying and that's what I'm planning on doing," said the American following his 3-6, 6-4, 62, 7-6 first round defeat to Italy's Andrea Gaudenzi on Monday.
"I think over the years I have played with a little anxiety and put pressure on myself which affects me to a certain point.
"If Paris never happens in my career life will go on but I will come back and try again."
But Sampras's frustration with his early demise at the tournament was clearly evident during the post match media conference as he only managed to convert three of his 17 break point opportunities against Gaudenzi.
While the seven-time Wimbledon champion admitted he would usually be expected to grab those chances on any other surface, playing on clay was a different story altogether.
"I had so many chances today and when I couldn't put the ball away, I became anxious," said Sampras, who has suffered a title drought since his Wimbledon 2000 triumph.
"When you win a lot of matches it's easier to play those break points and those big points.
"But when you are trying to find your game you get more frustrated and the only place you can then go is down.
"When it came to the crunch, I simply didn't come up with the goods."
In a few days, Sampras is expected to turn his attention to his favourite grasscourt season and take stock of his chances of winning an eighth Wimbledon crown.
But for the time being, an emotional Sampras was left to lick his wounds after yet another French Open campaign came to a grinding halt in the first round, his third such exit in Paris.
"It's a pretty empty feeling right now because I put so much effort and energy into my French Open preparations and it's really, really frustrating not to even get into the second round," said Sampras.
"Once again I came up with nothing to show for my efforts and the next few days are going to be very tough to get over this."