French Open 2013: Heather Watson beaten by Stefanie Voegele to join down and out Britons in Paris Asked whether there was a tactical element to these breaks, Watson replied: "I think some girls definitely want to take a break and gather themselves, and maybe try and slow their opponent's rhythm. What can you do? I've never once had to do it, because I always go to the toilet before a match. Watson wound up losing 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 despite hitting 38 clean winners, 17 more than her steady but unambitious opponent. But she was far from morose after the match. Having missed the last two months with glandular fever, she felt encouraged to have suffered no physical issues - apart from a sore elbow - during a match that lasted just under two hours. "I was finding it tough to string points together and focus every single point," said Watson, who was unable to play a warm-up event last week. My mind was wandering at certain times. But I'm pleased with how I played in the second and third sets [because] I was aggressive. I've just got to get better from here. Meanwhile, Laura Robson has pulled out of the women's doubles at Roland Garros because of lower back pain. Robson suffered a heavy defeat to Caroline Wozniacki on Monday, but she is not thought to be in any danger of missing her scheduled grass-court events at Birmingham, Eastbourne and Wimbledon.