Key Takeaways
- Andy Murray has confirmed plans to keep helping fellow British player Jack Draper.
- The ongoing support comes following a dramatic fall in the ATP rankings for Draper.
- Former world No. 4 Murray is currently preparing for his own return to the professional tour.
Murray confirms plans to assist Draper following ranking slide
Former world No. 1 Andy Murray has indicated his intention to continue supporting fellow Briton Jack Draper, as the former world No. 4 works his way toward an ATP tour comeback.
The British tennis icon has maintained close links with the rising star, offering guidance and insight as Draper navigates the demands of the professional circuit. Murray’s assistance comes as the younger compatriot seeks to rebuild following a dramatic fall in the rankings.
Eyeing a return to competitive action
Murray, who previously reached a career-high ranking of world No. 4 earlier in his career, is currently preparing his own comeback to the sport. While training and focusing on regaining peak physical fitness, the three-time Grand Slam champion remains committed to playing an active mentoring role alongside Draper.
The collaboration highlights Murray’s dedication to British tennis, ensuring that emerging talents continue to benefit from his extensive top-level experience as both players look ahead to upcoming tournaments on the tennis calendar.
Jack Draper in 2026
At the moment ranked no.155, the Brit played his last match on the 13th of August when he surrendered to world no.62 Martin Landaluce 6-3 7-5 in the 1st round in Cincinnati (draw).
At the moment, during this season Jack has a compiled 8-7 match record.
