Moment Jack Draper smashed and broke his racket after losing his serve in the first game of the 3d set. Got a code violation warning from umpire.
(VIDEO) Jack Draper in uncharacteristic outburst, obliterates racquet in Paris Masters De Minaur tie
ATPThursday, 31 October 2024 at 21:56
Jack Draper has been very much smooth sailing recently but in facing adversity against Alex de Minaur, he let his tempers flare and get the better of him.
Draper was slapped with a warning from the umpire after destroying his racquet at the Paris Masters. After taking the first set, he was dragged into a decider. He unleashed his frustration after being broken.
It all started to unravel for Draper as De Minaur broke twice to take it 6-2. He carried this into the third and final set breaking immediately as Draper failed to convert a game point. He unleashed his anger on his racquet from there and was given an unsportsmanlike conduct warning from De Minaur.
The first signs of the wheels coming off the Draper train after much success in recent months for the British number one.
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