In a bid to be fitter for the upcoming year, Draper has reportedly started working with Andy Murray’s old strength and conditioning coach, Matt Little, as per The Athletic. Little was credited with ...

After world no. 1 Jannik Sinner and Grigor Dimitrov, the young Briton Jack Draper also pulled out from the ATP 500 tournament ...

Jack Draper ready for fourth-round clash with Carlos ... while he vomited after his first-round match in Melbourne last year and during the US Open semi-final. He believes anxiety has played ...

Jack Draper wants to have a good ... I'm incredibly proud of my efforts," said Draper, who reached the US Open semi-finals in September. "My tennis has been pretty bang-average.

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters ... It’s fun.” Draper came into the Australian Open with concerns over his physical condition after missing much of his pre-season ...

Draper arrived at Melbourne Park still battling to recover from a hip injury suffered in pre-season and he has not yet found his best form. But the US Open semi-finalist again showed tremendous ...

Jack Draper has warned the Australian Open crowd that "the more they shout, the better I will play." The Brit, who made the last four at the US Open several months ago, saw off a home player in ...

World No. 15 Jack Draper will take on Argentina's Mariano ... as he reached the semifinals at the 2024 US Open and then won his maiden ATP 500 title in Vienna in the month of October.

Jack Draper has absolutely lost his mind here ... back of his best Grand Slam performance to date, after reaching the US Open semi-finals last year. Vukic has enjoyed the best Grand Slam run ...

Britain's Jack Draper fought through his third successive ... very proud of my efforts from the physical part of things," said Draper, a 2024 US Open semi-finalist who is playing his first ...

He was a semifinalist at last year's US Open, and his prior experience of a deep run at a Major is likely to give him an edge in this encounter as well. Pick: Jack Draper to win in four sets.