Jack Draper has reached the US Open semi-finals, becoming the first British male to do so since Andy Murray in 2012, and is yet to drop a set in the tournament. At just 22 years old, Draper defeated Alex de Minaur in a convincing match, showcasing his impressive serve and net play. His performance has drawn comparisons to Andy Murray, although Draper remains humble about his rising status in the tennis world. Jannik Sinner, the current Australian Open champion, recognizes Draper's strengths, including his movement, serve, and solid groundstrokes, calling their upcoming match a tough challenge. Draper's unique left-handed style and recent game upgrades have made it difficult for opponents to counter his shots effectively. Off the court, Draper is motivated by his family's struggles with Alzheimer's, particularly his grandmother, whom he credits as a major supporter in his career.