Overview
- Jack Draper was eliminated from the Monte-Carlo Masters in the last-16 after a 6-3, 6-7 (6), 6-4 defeat to Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.
- Draper’s performance was marred by serve inconsistencies, including 10 double faults, which proved decisive in the final set.
- Davidovich Fokina acknowledged battling mental struggles during the match but credited his resilience in key moments for the victory.
- The match featured significant momentum swings, with Draper leveling scores in the first two sets before falling in the decider.
- This result continues a season of fluctuating form for Draper, highlighting ongoing challenges with serve reliability and mental resilience.