Jelena Jankovic from Serbia became the first seed to crash out of the Indian Wells tournament on Friday, losing at 6-4, 6-3 to unheralded Jamie Hampton. Jankovic, seeded 12th in the tournament, blamed her second round loss on fatigue, especially being jet lagged after flying all the way from southeast Asia and arriving in the California desert on Monday night. "Today I was a shadow of myself," Jankovic said. "I didn't feel like I did anything right." Jankovic, who won the Indian Wells title two years ago, reached the semifinals at the Kuala Lumpur tournament last week before heading to the United States. "I am feeling jet-lagged and have allergies here and there," she said. "I went on court and I expected much more from myself, but it didn't happen."
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