Jack Draper's Resilience Shines in U.S. Open Semi-Final

Jack Draper, despite facing physical challenges and a loss to top seed Jannik Sinner, showcased impressive determination in the U.S. Open semi-finals. The Briton, who vomited three times and felt dizzy due to heat and humidity, became the first British man to reach this stage since Andy Murray's victory in 2011.

In an inspiring display of determination, Jack Draper never contemplated quitting during his semi-final defeat to Jannik Sinner at the U.S. Open. Despite vomiting three times and grappling with dizziness, he fought hard in the heat and humidity.

The 22-year-old Draper, who had sailed through the earlier rounds without losing a set, faced his toughest challenge yet. The second set marked the onset of his physical struggles, and he couldn't recover fluid to combat his dizziness, culminating in a 7-5, 7-6(3), 6-2 loss.

Draper expressed pride in his effort, emphasizing the importance of continually learning and gaining experience. Remarkably, he became the first British man to reach a U.S. Open semi-final since Andy Murray in 2011, a milestone he hopes to build upon with consistency and growth.

(With inputs from agencies.)