“Jack Draper shows his real colors”

Several fans shared their furious reactions while the British tennis player Jack Draper struck an advertising table during his confrontation in the semi-finals of the HSBC championships against Jiri Lehecka. The latter finally won the match in three sets to go to the final against Carlos Alcaraz, who should be played on Sunday, June 22.

Draper dragged at the start of the match and lost the first 4-6 set, but returned strongly in the second set, winning it 6-4. The penultimate set was nervous, the score being 5-5 at one point, and Lehecka broke Draper to win the advantage in the next match, which the Czech player finally won to beat Draper.

During the third set, after being broken by Lehecka, Draper hit his rage rage on an advertising board, dismantling part of the painting and also of his racket. A fan reacted to this draper racket smash and questioned the stricter lack of action to harm the property. The fan wrote:

“How is insane violence and destruction not an automatic disqualification …”

Another fan called draper for his furious action after losing a point in front of his crowd.

“Stricking the difficult to keep Grass short in front of your house fans and your knee like a psycho after losing a point, you will never make me like Jack Draper.”

Another surfer pointed out, declaring that it was easy for drape to be a gentleman when he was far from the spotlight. They wrote:

“Isn’t he a gentleman? Oh … Jack Draper shows his real colors. After all, it’s easy to pretend when you are not under the spotlight” “

Here are some other reactions:

“Yeah, I didn’t like it. I wonder if he pays the damage?” wrote a fan.

“Strike his own sponsor also while there is. Oh Jack Draper, they will never do me like you,” said another fan.

“What if Novak Djokovic did this? It would be: defect, condemned to a fine, expelled to the immigration and imprisoned camp,” said another fan.

Jack Draper opens with his aspirations for the Wimbledon 2025 championships

Jack Draper has highlighted his aspirations for the next Wimbledon championships. The competition should start on Draper’s home law at home later this month.

In an interview after his defeat against Jiri Lehecka, Draper said he was overwhelmed by the support of Queens Club. The 23 -year -old also mentioned that he felt good in front of Wimbledon. He said (via ATP Tour);

“‘I really felt home support all week, it’s a real advantage and it helps me drive. At the same time, I have a job to do and I don’t think about pressures like that. I’m going to go to Wimbledon feeling well in my skin.”

Draper has had notable performances in recent months, which are underlined by the victory of the Masters of the Indian Wells and reaching the final of the Madrid and the Qatar Open.