Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski were left to rue what a difference a day can make at the Cincinnati Masters.
Just 24 hours after both had fought back from a set down to reach the third round, Britain's big two crashed out of the hardcourt tournament.
Fifth seed Henman slumped to his eighth consecutive defeat to Lleyton Hewitt as the Australian brushed him aside 6-1 6-4 to move into the quarter-finals.
The British number one has never beaten Hewitt and never remotely looked like ending that depressing sequence as he won just four points in the opening five games of the first set, twice losing his serve as Hewitt came out firing on all cylinders.
Hewitt said: "Obviously after Tim had such a late night on Wednesday and having to come through a tough match against Arazi, the first thing I wanted to do was try and get off to a good start and really stamp my presence down on the match.
