Jack Draper thinks that tennis culture in the United Kingdom can be better and Emma Raducanu will pay attention to it and more people hope to fall in love with the game.
This week in Indian wells, the rising star of the 23-year-old boy Joao Fonseca and three American players – Jenson Brooksby, Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton – make a noise to reach the first master semifinal. This is the second semifinal on the big stage for Britain, because it was the semifinalist as the United States was opened last year.
In the middle of the prospective run in the desert, Draper was asked to evaluate the UK tennis culture. It began with one of the largest tournaments in the world, and at the same time and reminded that Andy Murray has done some great work and plays a very positive effect on the days it will play. However, he still feels that England is behind the other tennis people.
Draper: Our tennis culture is not great … Raducanu would be good to change with other rising stars
“I say the great union of our true culture for tennis is not great. It is clear that other tennis peoples think that it is better with Italy and Spain and France,” he said.
“They love tennis more than we do as a nation, but I think we can then inspire players and hopefully players and people who hope players and a really good show.”
Although the UK’s richest tennis dates, another man took a long time before there was a magnificent slam or Wimbledon champion. When Andy Murray wins Wimbledon in 2013, in 1936 he has been the first English man since Fred Perry or won the championship.
When Raducanu announced the US 2021, in 1977 he became a great winning woman since Virginia Wade.
It is clear that the biggest stage is the best and easiest way to win a nation with tennis. Thus, Draper and Raducanu If there are several magnificent slams in the near future, there is no doubt that it will be more interested in the Britain’s tennis.
