Jack Draper Withdraws from United Cup and Davis Cup Due to Hip Injury
The British No. 1 remains hopeful of recovering in time for the Australian Open starting January 12.
- Jack Draper has pulled out of the United Cup and Britain's Davis Cup tie against Japan due to a hip injury sustained during pre-season training.
- Draper, ranked world No. 15 after a breakthrough 2024 season, cited the need to manage and strengthen his hip to avoid exacerbating the injury.
- He announced that he will not participate in any warm-up events and has canceled a planned training session with Carlos Alcaraz in Spain.
- Despite the setbacks, Draper remains optimistic about competing in the Australian Open, which begins on January 12 in Melbourne.
- His absence from the Davis Cup could lead to Jacob Fearnley, ranked No. 99, making his debut for Great Britain in 2025.