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Jack Draper to Miss Remainder of 2026 Tennis Season Due to Arm Injury
The 24-year-old said a bone bruise has limited him for much of the past 12 months and forced him to withdraw from the U.S. Open.
- British tennis player Jack Draper announced on Instagram that he will miss the rest of the 2026 season while recovering from a persistent arm injury, citing a need to "reset and heal."
- Bone bruising has derailed Draper's career over the last 12 months, following a series of physical setbacks dating back to last year's Wimbledon. He noted, "Managing so much change, adversity and pain has helped me to grow massively."
- Draper last played on August 13 at the Cincinnati Open, having failed to compete in any of the four Grand Slams this year and finishing with an 8-7 record in 2026 singles matches.
- Aiming for a 2027 return, Draper is adjusting his serve, racquet weight, and diet to ease physical strain while retaining coach Andy Murray and seeking additional support.
- Because Draper has been sidelined for less than six months, he is ineligible for a protected ranking upon return; however, he remains focused on long-term success, stating, "I want to make sure that there's nothing holding me back.
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The Independent (US)Jack Draper writes off the rest of the season and hopes to benefit from ‘reset’
The 24-year-old is continuing to recover from an arm injury.
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While Jack Draper failed to heal an injury to his left arm, he announced that he was putting an end to his season to return in 2027. The former world number 4 played no Grand Slam tournament this year.
Jack Draper, the former ATP No. 4 player, has ended his season due to a lingering hand injury. The 24-year-old announced his decision on social media and announced his return to action in early 2027.
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