Tennis
Jack Draper ‘has something to prove’ after thrashing Monte-Carlo Masters rival in an hour
Jack Draper got his clay season off to a roaring start as he thrashed Marcos Giron at the Monte-Carlo Masters. The British No.1 needed just 61 minutes to beat the American 6-1 6-1, earning his first top-50 win on the surface in two years.
Draper had a tough outing on the clay last year, losing plenty of tight three-set battle and suffering early exits at the big tournaments. Coming back onto the dirt as a top-10 player and Masters 1000 champion, he wanted to prove himself.
