"Motivation dwindling"

Andre Agassi has admitted that his motivation levels are dropping following his early exit in Indian Wells on Monday. The American crashed out of the tournament 7-5 6-2 to Germany's Tommy Haas, and revealed after the match that he is starting to get tired

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"It never feels good when you're losing often," said the 35-year-old.

"To have a few good wins and have a good tournament would help me, remind me right now why I'm doing this.

"But as of right now, it's hard to feel that thrilled about it."

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With just eight matches under his belt since the US Open final last September, Agassi confessed it is getting harder to keep up the high levels of play.

"It's been a long time since I've felt good on the court," he continued.

"It's just getting tiring, that's all. I've been through it before but each time it gets tougher. I mean, it's a delicate juggling act to try to balance everything in your life on and off the court, everything that goes into being your best at every stage."

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