Kenin: Out of Sight, Out of Mind

By Richard Pagliaro Force-fed the first double-bagel defeat of her career didn't give Sofia Kenin competitive indigestion. The Australian Open champion rebounded from her 6-0, 6-0 thrashing at the hands of doubles partner Victoria Azarenka in Rome fighting off 125th-ranked Russian Liudmila Samsonova 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 at Roland Garros today. More: Ostapenko Aims for Top 10 Return The fourth-seeded Kenin said she moved forward from "a disaster" defeat by not looking back.  "After I lose a match, I don't like to watch myself," Kenin said. "Even when I'm winning and I know that I won, I still don't like watching myself. "Yeah, after Rome, that's a match that I never want to watch. Of course Vika played really well. I'm not going to take anything away. She came out playing some really good tennis. "Yeah, I just obviously felt like I couldn't find my game. After that, we came to Paris and I had a week or so to practice, get used to the clay. Yeah, I just tried to not think about that match. But, yeah, that match I'm never gonna watch. It was kind of a disaster."