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‘You shouldn’t say that’ – Jack Draper told off by partner after comment following US Open win over Raducanu and Alcaraz
JACK DRAPER was told off by his US Open mixed doubles partner Jessica Pegula after a comment in a press conference. The British world No5 and American world No4 are through to the semi-final of
Jack Draper told off by Jessica Pegula after beating Raducanu and Alcaraz as £741k eyed
Jack Draper received a telling-off from his US Open mixed doubles partner Jessica Pegula after he mistakenly branded the tournament an “exhibition”. Draper and Pegula are the No. 1 seeds in the draw for the revamped mixed event, which has a staggering £741k ($1million) prize up for grabs for the champions.
Draper and American Jessica Pegula went into the event -- played for the first time in the week before the main tournament -- ...
Jack Draper and Jessica Pegula stormed their way through to the US Open mixed doubles semi-finals but Iga Swiatek and Casper Ruud proved too much for them as they beat them in a tie break ...
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Jessica Pegula issues apology to Jack Draper after pair crashed out of US Open mixed doubles
A devastating collapse saw Jack Draper and Jessica Pegula crash out of the US Open mixed doubles, surrendering a commanding 8 ...
Jack Draper’s mixed doubles US Open run over with semi-final defeat - The British number one and American partner Jessica ...
US OPEN action is HERE – with the freshly revamped mixed doubles heading for a thrilling climax. Top seeds Jack Draper and ...
JACK DRAPER and Jessica Pegula missed out on a shot at the $1million jackpot after narrowly losing in the US Open mixed doubles semi-finals. The British-American duo teamed up late on for the ...
The British No 1 and American partner Jessica Pegula lost out to Iga Swiatek and Casper Ruud before Italians Sara Errani and Andrea Vavassori defended their crown ...
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Jack Draper, Jessica Pegula share funny post-match exchange at US Open: ‘Old married couple’
While Jack Draper and Jessica Pegula may have said all of four words to each other before teaming up for this week’s U.S.
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