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Jack Draper issues exciting message after Madrid Open final heartbreak
Jack Draper has claimed the hurt of losing the Madrid Open final will “fuel my fire” to get even better. "I think the exciting thing is there's so much more to come from myself,” said the new world No.5. “I am nowhere near where I want to be.”
Madrid Open champion Casper Ruud says sky is the limit for beaten finalist Jack Draper after British No 1 reaches first ...
Namely, 53 players have entered the top-5 since 2000. Only two, Nadal and Draper, have been left-handers, forming an exclusive "southpaws" group. It highlights how rare this achievement has been, with ...
British number one Jack Draper says he is "feeling good" after arriving at the Italian Open in Rome following a short ...
Jack Draper says fearing his opponents is his biggest strength regardless of his ranking having moved about Novak Djokovic ...
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Surrey's Jack Draper matches Rafael Nadal feat as he replaces Novak Djokovic in ATP top five after Madrid Open runSurrey’s Jack Draper has become only the second left-handed tennis player – since Rafael Nadal – to break into the ATP top ...
The Sutton native is 19-5 in 2025. He retired against Carlos Alcaraz at the Australian Open after struggling physically during the off-season. Jack took a couple of weeks off the court and returned in ...
With the end of the Madrid Open, changes arrived in the ATP Race to Turin, with Jack Draper reaching second place, only ...
Jack Draper's progression into a clay-court contender and Jannik Sinner's return head up your weekly tennis round-up.
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