Jack Draper's remarkable run at the US Open ended in a grueling semi-final defeat to World No. 1 Jannik Sinner, marked by Draper's physical struggles, including vomiting due to intense heat and nerves. Despite the loss, Draper expressed pride in his performance and determination to improve, believing he belongs at the top of the game. His journey to the semi-finals, a first for him in a Grand Slam, marked him as the first British man since Andy Murray to reach this stage, showcasing his potential and resilience. Draper chose not to seek advice from the recently retired Murray, respecting his mentor's family time. The match concluded with a score of 7-5, 7-6, 6-2, highlighting Draper's tenacity and promise in the sport.