US EditionHat's Off to Draper Who Looks the Real Deal at Wimbledon
- British 23-year-old Jack Draper moved forward in Wimbledon on Tuesday after Argentine Sebastian Baez retired due to injury during their match on Court One.
- Draper's strong start and Baez's knee injury, which occurred early in the second set, led to Draper's uncontested victory amid intense summer heat.
- Draper dominated the match with powerful serving and forehand, dropped only six points on serve, and broke Baez early in the third set before the retirement.
- Draper highlighted the importance of concentrating on the immediate opponent rather than looking too far ahead in the tournament, stressing that focusing on factors within his control helps him manage pressure effectively.
- Draper now faces former US Open champion Marin Cilic and looks to surpass his best Wimbledon outcome, while acknowledging the challenging path and support from British fans.
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