First, the good news for Jack Draper on Monday morning: he has returned to his career-high ranking of fourth just in time for Wimbledon. The 23-year-old reached the Queen’s semi-finals on Saturday, and despite tonsillitis contributing to his defeat to Jiri Lehecka,

Jack Draper was inching closer to his second title of the season. After the clay swing, he kick-started his campaign The post Former World No.4 Thinks Jack Draper’s Defeat at Queen’s is Blessing in Disguise Ahead of Wimbledon appeared first on FirstSportz.

The Brit broke in the third game, courtesy of a shanked Nakashima forehand into the crowd, and staved off six break-back opportunities for the American in a tight first set, with Draper’s form ebbing and flowing sporadically.