Jack Draper, Britain’s rising tennis star, has withdrawn from the Dubai Tennis Championships shortly after an impressive run to the Qatar Open final in Doha. Jack fought for his second ATP 500 crown against Andrey Rublev.

British number one Jack Draper put in a professional performance to defuse Brazilian rising star Joao Fonseca and reach the Indian Wells third round.

Andrey Rublev won the title at the Qatar ExxonMobil Open for the second time on Saturday, defeating Great Britain's Jack Draper 7-5, 5-7, 6-1 in Doha. The fifth-seeded Russian hit 34 winners, including 10 aces,

Jack Draper turned to an unusual mentor to help him take things to the next level before starting the season on a high. The Brit followed up his fourth-round run at the Australian Open with a strong week in Doha, reaching his fifth ATP final.

Draper is six foot four, with reddish-brown long hair and the face of a young Kennedy. We’ve met at London’s National Tennis Centre two weeks after the end of the men’s season in Paris, and Draper is in what he calls “putting-my-body-through-hell week,

Jannik Sinner is serving a three-month suspension following a doping controversy. The Italian will miss the opening four Masters 1000 events of the season ahead of his return at the home Rome Masters.

Jack Draper, who enjoyed one of the best weeks of his career at the 2025 Qatar Open, has decided not to compete at the 2025 Dubai Championships. If Draper had decided to play in Dubai, he would have

British number one Jack Draper pulled off a stunning 6-4 6-0 win over Brazil’s rising star Joao Fonseca to coast into the third round of the BNP Paribas Open.

Joao Fonseca ruined the hopes of an all-British second-round match in Indian Wells as he stormed back to beat Jacob Fearnley in the first round. The teenage sensation raced through the first set before he was taken into a decider, where he trailed by a break early on.

Jack Draper sets up third-round tie against USAs Jenson Brooksby, who beat Canadas Felix Auger-Aliassime, at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells; watch tournament live on Sky Sports until March 16