Despite collapsing on court and vomiting during his brutal US Open semi-final, British tennis star Jack Draper has declared he WILL fight for his country in this week’s Davis Cup. Fans are stunned by his resilience after his heartbreaking defeat – find out how Draper plans to bounce back from the ordeal!
Jack Draper, despite a physically challenging semi-final at the US Open where he battled extreme humidity and vomited on court, has declared his intent to compete in the Davis Cup this week. Draper, who lost to world No. 1 Jannik Sinner in straight sets, showcased resilience during the match, refusing to retire despite his physical struggles. He later explained that the combination of anxiety and tough conditions caused his sickness, but emphasized his determination to continue fighting even when things got tough.
His focus now shifts to leading Great Britain in the Davis Cup, where he will team up with fellow players like Dan Evans and Henry Patten. Draper remains optimistic about his future, acknowledging the progress he’s made and targeting more success after reaching his first Grand Slam semi-final. With his sights set on helping his team in Manchester, Draper’s fighting spirit and mental strength will be key as Great Britain faces strong opponents like Canada and Argentina.