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Paris: Frenchman Fabrice Santoro pulled the curtain on a remarkable and atypical career by losing to American James Blake in the first round of the Paris Masters on Sunday. Full Article at Zee News
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The 36-year-old Santoro, who is playing in his final season on the ATP tour, swapped jerseys with Blake after the match and did a lap of honor to warm applause from the crowd at Bercy indoor arena. Full Article at FOX Sports
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PARIS (Reuters) - Frenchman Fabrice Santoro pulled the curtain on a remarkable and atypical career by losing to American James Blake in the first round of the Paris Masters on Sunday. Full Article at ABC News
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It's disappointing to lose at home in the finals, no doubt ... I thought I missed plenty of opportunities. I'm not looking for excuses. He played tough and he played well when he had to, and saved a ton of break points that were crucial.
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He's a great competitor, such a classy guy. Someone I've had a lot of tough matches with
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I'm looking forward to going to Australia early and making sure I'm over the jet lag and fully ready
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That would be funny ... The best memory of my career remains my victory against him at the French Open when he was the World No 1.
