Draper surrenders to Alcaraz and Sinner: "They are changing the game"

Streaming ATP Madrid MD live tennis

🎾 Goransson/King vs Gonzalez/Molteni

1. Sign up with Bet365 here
2. Make your first deposit of at least €5
3. Go to the “Live” section and watch every match

Watch the match on Bet365

 PUBLICIDAD

Register at bet365, deposit €5 or more into your account and you will receive 100% of your eligible deposit in Bet Credits (up to €100). New customers only. Terms apply. Winnings do not include the value of Bet Credits. Maximum prizes, game restrictions, time limits and terms apply. Registration required.

He is undoubtedly one of the main protagonists of the circuit in recent months, especially as we approach this Wimbledon 2025, where, besides being the local favorite, he will act as the fourth seed. Jack Draper has shown incredible improvement both in his tennis skills and in the game over these past months.

The world number 4 is finalizing details for the third Grand Slam of the season, which is particularly special for him as the favorite among the local audience. Getting ready for Wimbledon, Draper spoke after playing an exhibition match about his short-term goals.

Striving to reach the level of Alcaraz and Sinner

"I still don't know what I'm capable of, but I aspire to reach that level," Jack said in relation to the level of Alcaraz and Sinner. "What those guys are doing is setting the pace and changing the game. Players like me are going to work very hard to get to that point, for sure," Draper confessed as reported by Tennis365.

Gaining confidence on the grass

"Grass is a surface that adapts very well to my game. I think people have the stigma that, as a British tennis player, I have to be amazing on grass. I never play on grass, it's tough, but I've won against them (Alcaraz and Sinner) on this surface and I feel confident. It suits my strengths. I believe I am still learning to be more effective on this surface.

Obviously, outdoor hard courts and indoor courts are probably the surfaces I have liked the most in my career so far, but I am still quite inexperienced on grass, so I think it will be interesting to see how I perform next week and, of course, for the rest of my career."

Jack Draper's warning

"I'm looking forward to going out there and competing. I think it's a great opportunity for everyone. I feel good, I have been ready since last week. It was good to play on the Wimbledon courts, obviously here in Queen's it's a bit slower, a bit better to feel your game a bit more. I feel strong, I feel prepared."

This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Draper se rinde ante Alcaraz y Sinner: "Están cambiando el juego"