Indian Wells: Jack Draper beats Jenson Brooksby to reach fourth round
Draper lost just two losses this year against Carlos Alcaraz in the fourth round of the Australian Open – where he had to retire with an injury – Qatar Open final against Andrey Rublev.
He is very adaptable to Brooksby – Brooksby is an unorthodox player who doesn’t have any shots.
Draper was broken in the first game of the game, with Brooksby aiming his backhand, but he adapted to the American rhythm.
After Brooksby’s serving in Brooksby’s Serve missed the defender point 4-2, Draper threw the racquet away in frustration – but that seemed to retune him, and he seized the next break and forced the scene to retire the game.
The online smash allows Draper to break and serve in the first set, and he wraps it up with ace.
He kept the pressure in the second inning, broke through early, and then won in an hour and 42 minutes.
Spain’s Alcaraz continued his championship defense later Monday, while Alex de Minaur and Ben Shelton were in action.
