Jack Draper had praise for Casper Ruud after his defeat in the Madrid Open final. The Brit reached his second Masters 1000 final – after his title in Indian Wells two months ago – but fell short of the title after a phenomenal victory by the Norwegian 7-5,

Jack Draper could not quite clear the final hurdle as he strove to land his first title on clay. It was a significant hurdle, because Casper Ruud is a clay-court animal who was born and bred for this surface.

Jack Draper has claimed the hurt of losing the Madrid Open final will “fuel my fire” to get even better. "I think the exciting thing is there's so much more to come from myself,” said the new world No.5. “I am nowhere near where I want to be.”