BBC Sport looks at Great Britain's Jack Draper and his journey to become a US Open semi-finalist.
Jack Draper has become just the fourth British man to reach the US Open singles semi-finals in the Open era.
Perhaps still exhausted after such an epic contest, Draper lost to Chinese Taipei’s Tseng Chun-hsin in the final, but there was enough to suggest there would be plenty more to come from him.This has been a breakout year for Draper, who secured his first ATP title at the Stuttgart Open in June. "I feel calm and relaxed because I know I'm doing the right things. I trust in my tennis and know I'm going to be tough to beat."
While a second-round exit at SW19 followed, Draper's run in New York shows why he is so highly thought of by Murray.
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