Draper retires from Japan Open quarter-final

British tennis player, Jack Draper, has retired from the Japan Open quarter-final match due to injury.

Draper, who was facing off against his opponent in a tightly contested match, was forced to retire after sustaining a hamstring injury in the third set.

The young talent from Britain’s hopes of advancing to the semi-finals were dashed as he had to withdraw from the match.

Despite the setback, Draper showed great sportsmanship and thanked his opponent for a tough match.

Fans were disappointed to see the player retire from the match, but they also wished him a speedy recovery.

Draper’s performance in the tournament had been impressive, with many praising his skill and determination on the court.

This injury will require Draper to take some time off the court to recover and rehabilitate before returning to competitive play.

The Japan Open quarter-final match will go down in history as a bittersweet moment for Draper and his fans.

We all look forward to seeing Draper back on the court and continuing to showcase his talents in future tournaments.