Jack Draper Returns to Tennis Court After Emotional Match

Jack Draper was back on the practice courts at the Canadian Open less than a day after he lost his first-round match. He had been dealing with an arm injury for a year and hadn't played since June. Draper returned to action in Montreal but lost to Terence Atmane and started crying during the match.

Draper hasn't talked about why he was crying during the match. It's not clear if his arm hurt during the game, which might have made him emotional.

Draper, who is 24, got a wildcard to play in the Cincinnati Open next week. Many people are wondering if he will be able to play in the tournament after he got emotional in Montreal.

But Draper practiced on the courts in Montreal on Wednesday, which made people less worried. He booked a court for an hour and practiced with his team. After that, he cooled down on a bike in the gym.

The Canadian Open was Draper's seventh tournament this season because he has been dealing with arm and knee problems. After losing the first set, Draper did better in the second set and played well.

But Draper started to struggle in the third set and fell behind. He began to cry when he was trailing 1-4. A commentator said that Draper didn't look right and might be feeling his injury again.

Annabel Croft agreed that Draper might be feeling his injury. She said that Draper knows his body and the work he has done to get back on the court.

Draper kept playing but couldn't win the match. However, practicing on Wednesday showed that he can still train.

Draper has been dealing with a bone bruise in his left arm since last year. He took a break between Wimbledon and the US Open and only played one match in the US Open.

This year, Draper has struggled to play many matches in a row. He was out with a knee injury from April to June and missed some tournaments because of his arm.

Draper has had a tough time playing consistently this year. He is trying to get back to playing well.

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