Carlos Alcaraz's Wimbledon preparations suffered a significant setback as he was defeated by Jack Draper in the last 16 of the Queen's Club Championships, ending his 13-match winning streak on grass. Draper, fresh off his first ATP title in Stuttgart, showcased an impressive performance, winning 7-6(3) 6-3 and becoming the first British man to beat a top-two player on grass since Andy Murray in 2013. Alcaraz, who recently won the French Open, struggled against Draper's powerful serves and aggressive play. Draper, now ranked No. 31, will face American Tommy Paul in the quarter-finals. This victory marks a breakthrough moment for Draper, signaling a potential changing of the guard in British tennis.