and receiving treatment on her back.?She later told reporters

NEW YORK -- Heather Watson?said she will undergo blood tests after suffering from breathing difficulties, back pain and a fever in her first-round loss at the US Open.The British No. 2, who is now 0-6 in singles matches at Flushing Meadows, twice called for the trainer during her 6-2, 7-5 defeat to Richel Hogenkamp?having felt unwell?on another day of soaring temperatures at Flushing Meadows.?Watson had a medical timeout after losing the first set and cried in her courtside chair before taking medication and receiving treatment on her back.?She later told reporters her symptoms felt similar to when she was diagnosed with glandular fever in 2013.It was horrible to play. I was just very ill, she said. Ive had a fever for the last three days but playing in this heat is almost impossible when you feel that bad. I was struggling to breathe and my back was just getting [sore].I dont really know exactly what it is but Ive gone to see the doctor and Im going to get some blood tests done and try and figure what it was.Watson even needed one of the tournament doctors to carry her bag as she walked off Court 13.The 24-year-old twice managed to battle back from a break down in the second set, and even had two set points to level the match, but Dutchwoman Hogenkamp managed to break Watson again for a chance to serve out the match.Watson called for the trainer for the second time but wasnt able to take the second set to a tie-break, with Hogenkamp wrapping up victory in one hour, 42 minutes.On Court 4, Daniel Evans?joined fellow Britons?Kyle Edmund and Johanna Konta?in the second round here with a 6-2, 4-6, 7-5, 6-1 win over Rajeev Ram.British No. 2 Evans, who made it to the third round here in 2013, next faces highly-rated German teenager?Alexander Zverev.The 26-year-old, now ranked 64th, entered the top 100 for the first time in May before making the third round at Wimbledon where he lost to?Roger Federer.It was a bit patchy, could have been a bit more comfortable but winning first round is always good and in the end I was playing pretty well, Evans said. 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Its a volatile game footy, its an emotional game.We were disappointed with the way we played but it (criticising Martin) was disappointment at the question more than the player.Hardwick was responding to a question about Martins Brownlow medal hopes last weekend.Youre talking to a coach who has just come off a 10-goal loss and youre asking about an individual award, he said aat Punt Rd Oval on Thursday.ddddddddddddIt was more frustration at the question.We gave him four votes in our coaches association award. Hes had an incredible season.Weve just got to continue to work with him. Scary thing is I still think he can get better.There is plenty of room for improvement at Punt Rd, with Hardwick sending a clear message to players.When you dont have enough pressure on the ball, a side like Hawthorn is going to do what they want with you, he said.Were looking for a response ... proof will be in the pudding wont it?If we dont put any pressure on GWS theyre going to be able to run and thats one of their strengths.Hardwick claimed the final-quarter fadeout against Hawthorn was a matter of intent, not fitness or personnel.The majority of players are able, its obvious they werent willing to do it, he said. ' ' '