Jack Draper

JACK DRAPER is into the second round at Queen's - his last tournament before Wimbledon.

“I think watching her do something special, made me think as someone in a tough place who was injured, I saw her do well and thought I could do that. Jack Draper has credited Emma Raducanu for motivating him to get to an “incredible place” with the 20-year-old set to play his second Wimbledon main draw. He will then go onto Wimbledon for his second main draw appearance at the All England Club, having taken the first set off of eventual-champion Novak Djokovic in his debut last year.

Defeat for the British number four Jack Draper leaves Ryan Peniston as the last home player at Queen's.

I am playing Eastbourne next week, Wimbledon is around the corner. “Maybe this one is a bit more but at the end of the day that is how the rankings work and you have to be able to deal with that pressure and move forward. I felt he played a great match,” the British number four admitted.

British wildcard Jack Draper misses out on back-to-back Queen's quarter-finals after losing to Finland's Emil Ruusuvuori in the second round.

However, Draper lacked conviction in his groundstrokes in the early stages against Ruusuvuori and was not able to recover. With his powerful serve and explosive hitting, the left-hander has the ability to be successful on grass and proved that by recording the biggest win of his career by ranking in his opening match this year. The Finn continued to comfortably hold serve in the second set and controlled the tie-break to seal a superb win.

Defeat for the British number four Jack Draper leaves Ryan Peniston as the last home player at Queen's.

I am playing Eastbourne next week, Wimbledon is around the corner. I felt he played a great match,” the British number four admitted. “Maybe this one is a bit more but at the end of the day that is how the rankings work and you have to be able to deal with that pressure and move forward.

Jack Draper said he would try take the positives from his straight sets defeat to Emil Ruusuvuori in the second round at Queens and return stronger for ...

I am playing Eastbourne next week, Wimbledon is around the corner. I felt he played a great match," British number four Draper told reporters. "I can definitely take some positives from this week, beating a top player in Taylor but I can also learn some lessons from today which will help me moving forward."

Jack Draper insisted he would try to learn lessons from his straight sets defeat to Emil Ruusuvuori in the second round of the cinch Championships, ...

I am playing Eastbourne next week, Wimbledon is around the corner. I felt he played a great match,” the British number four admitted. “Maybe this one is a bit more but at the end of the day that is how the rankings work and you have to be able to deal with that pressure and move forward.

Defeat for the British number four Jack Draper leaves Ryan Peniston as the last home player at Queen's.

I am playing Eastbourne next week, Wimbledon is around the corner. “Maybe this one is a bit more but at the end of the day that is how the rankings work and you have to be able to deal with that pressure and move forward. I felt he played a great match,” the British number four admitted.