ANALYSED: How did Jannik Sinner SHATTER Jack Draper's US Open dream? 🥵💔

[@DavidSmith-vx7rl]

At 7:16 is that Anna Kalinskaya who takes the time to say well played to Jack? That’s friendship.

[@projectx5154]

She wants the D(raper). Yanick is washed

[@alexpate8626]

A friendly “well done, Jack” indeed

[@unicounici3772]

I am Italian and a Sinner fan but I wish Jack Draper the best in life and in tennis. Extraordinary boy, brave, talented tennis player but above all a wonderful person. My compliments Jack. Every time you don't play against one of my compatriots I will always be rooting for you.

[@Kvbftng]

He was unlucky , to be in that half of the draw with sinner,the other half he would be in the final I think sinner will win in straight set 6-1, 6-2,6-4.

[@ShaqKoyokArt]

Sinner is No.1 for a reason! This match shows how he is so clinical if he wants it to!

[@mikebikekite1]

I'm British and I was immensely proud of Jack's performance. He'll be a top ten player in no time.

[@paolobindini8031]

You wrong.....He will be top 3.. 100%!!! He is already a top player!

[@pierrecote8241]

His coach was yelling at him on every shot same responsible for his LOST

[@mrhatman675]

Nah he is done for I don think he will find his form again after this beating

[@usermatisse]

​@@paolobindini8031top3 is a completely different story

[@alessandrobacchi228]

Totally right!

[@JoannaPawlowicz-n7m]

Draper est un gars émotif..ca se voit toute de suite. Son potentiel est grand, il paraît énorme..tout depond de lui maintenant...je lui souhaite le meilleur... P.s un fan inconditionnelle du Jannik Sinner, les jambes d'une panthère 🐆

[@toddhill7483]

Kudos to Jack Draper for giving everything he had. He exceeded expectations this tournament.

[@fredrit323]

Sinner is one step above everyone at the moment, except Alcaraz, he's unplayable on this surface, so no big surprise

[@robertolovasco4477]

I like the fact that everyone says Sinner right now is at the top.....................it's not about this moment , Sinner will be with Alcaraz the man to beat for the next 15 years.........who writes like that doesn't know Sinner

[@justinwalpole8956]

Djokovic still exists

[@spikelee007]

Why except Alcaraz? by saying that you’re actually giving Alcaraz a step ahead which’s totally not true! I don’t see Alcaraz dominating as so many commentators are predicting, Sinners has his number keep looking. Sinner has a mind that’s unbelievable Carlos isn’t even anywhere close to that. When Carlos is able to go on any court and think and play on his own two feet without constantly looking at his box for coaching as Draper was last night throughout the whole match and still wasn’t able to make a dent on Sinner, then we can talk. So all the hype about Alcaraz as was Nadel in his prime who also was coached constantly throughout his career just doesn’t impress me. I’m into Federer’s thinking no coaching, go out there and think on your own and play tennis. Comments every now and then from the coach I can live with but constantly being advised as which side to serve and so forth as I have seen Alcaraz coach advising him is unacceptable. How can someone like that be the best, stand on your own two feet and think and deliver, do that and you have my respect.

[@dungtruong4036]

@@spikelee007👏👏100% Agree

[@fredrit323]

@@spikelee007 have you taken your medicine ?

[@giovannidepetris6335]

Sinner hits are the heaviest and he makes few mistakes. Add the incredible winning hits and the capacity to hit strong and precise even when at the end of his reach and he is the one winning.

[@SainyaHokage]

Sinner had a good strategy which worked despite his unforced errors. He won by physically pressing Draper in the exchange.

[@rob15152]

Love listening to Marion Bartoli! The way she delivers information is so good!

[@senorgato70]

Marion gives sure intelligent insight

[@ruthp2379]

Martina looks great, is great!

[@Jalleur14325]

Love Martina, a great icon with great fight and principles

[@abl1699]

Well done Jack. But exhausted in just 3 sets is strange. This is men's tennis.

[@carrauntoohil86]

Those 3 sets took longer than the other semi final which went to 5 sets. It was gruelling conditions by all account, really bad humidity and played at the hottest point of the day.

[@xtineo6417]

Jack needs to train away from Roehampton. He could benefit from training in hot and humid environments like Florida. Hope he gets to Australia early enough to acclimate

[@xxuno]

Marion Bartoli is the best! So much knowledge!

[@massimoboccanera5744]

@@xxuno in the kitchen

[@ezekielx2033]

Yeah, agreed, loved her dress too 😊

[@massimogermano8466]

there are few analysis regarding the athletic "body" characteristics of tennis players. They do the same sport of course, tennis, but their athletic characteristics are completely different. In track and field Sinner could run 5000, or 10000 (and high jump), he has that kind of body, while someone like Draper could run from 400m down. When the match is tiring and becomes a marathon someone like Sinner has a much strong stamina that someone with a body type like Draper. This must be taken also in consideration, after of course, the tennis skills that Sinner has on a higher level

[@JoannaPawlowicz-n7m]

Ça dépend du poids ou bien du travail

[@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten]

Aren't high jumpers often good sprinters and not long distance runners? Either way, you have a point as analysts rarely point this out and only say that the players aren't fit enough.

[@massimogermano8466]

@@tijgertjekonijnwordopgegeten they are rapid and sinner is rapid. I nominated high jump because he is thin andtall but not all the thin and tall are good for long distances but all the good for long distances are fore sure thin (and sinner evidently is good in resistance)

[@massimogermano8466]

@@JoannaPawlowicz-n7m of course the physical structure is not sufficient but in some cases is necessary. You will not see ANYONE with the physical structure of Draper to run from 5000m and up. Of course Tennis is not like to run 5000meters so you can improve your stamina but is is really an hard work

[@mercywilliams2698]

His physicality seems to process adrenaline inefficiently..all the energy it takes to play the game gets dumped too fast and he is in overload . Some of the emerging players with elite skills do struggle to process the unfolding journey of a sustained match. Holger Rune another young guy who was falling apart in matches. The high end ability delivers this kind of player into higher ranked player match ups before they have learned to pace themselves.

[@iyuumar]

Draper is amazing, I predict he will win a GS in the future.

[@Innerlight320]

Ok emma thanks you too

[@11890610]

Hmmm 🤔

[@crazycatpetera1404]

@@user-kw4zy9jh8h another petty, childish response from you as always.. he has the potential to, he was overpowering Sinner in some of the baseline rallies.. if he can address his physicality, he definitely has potential to win a couple of slams.. he’s beaten Alcaraz and Sinner in other tournaments.

[@regulus6936]

@@crazycatpetera1404 He beat Sinner once, three years ago... He played really well, but Sinner definitely underperformed.

[@crazycatpetera1404]

@@regulus6936 Sure. My point still stands, he’s beaten them both.. how many guys on the tour can say that. Not many - Jack has potential

[@youtubepremiumenjoyer]

he just demolished draper in every way

[@lukebrown8580]

Did he though? Did you see the amount of mistakes Jack made, it was crazy. I don’t think sinner looked his best. Jack didn’t play well.

[@gmacss23]

@@lukebrown8580He forced the long baseline rallies and that tired draper out, just like he does with all this opponents. Maybe didn’t play his best but won in straight sets nonetheless

[@abergreg]

No he didnt you sad muppet.

[@chalcedonv6997]

​@@lukebrown8580 as Dude would say: " obviously you're not a golfer..."

[@BK10011]

You obviously watched a different match! Ridiculous comment!

[@JordanjamesX]

I am proud of Jack I know he is disappointed. Jack had an amazing tournament. This is a new experience for Jack he was a bit nervous. He will learn from this. Proud of Jack.

[@cathrynolley814]

So proud of Jack he done his best.

[@marcoplov5976]

I'm happy for Yannik's victory, even if it seems to me that He made more mistakes than usual. But Draper, despite his physical problems, played great tennis. Congratulations. I would be surprised if He wasn't in the top 10 of 2025.

[@ranworth]

The poor guy was bogged down by an appallingly bad fitting kit which seemed to constantly need attention on the shoulder.

[@alexpate8626]

I liked Draper before, and though wanting Sinner to advance, would have been glad for a Draper win. After his presser I’m a Draper fan. This dude is going to come up if he stays physically able. That’s the pity and the unknown, but he’s professed a commitment to fitness and training that was lacking before, so 🤞

[@vivahernando1]

Draper dresses like he’s in the late 90s or 2000s with the baggy look😂

[@Jalleur14325]

Awful t shirt

[@Fontsman-14]

Draper is a big guy and at the moment, endurance is still a problem. Overall a really good tournament, which he will learn a great deal from.

[@lukepatterson5367]

Draper will probably never get to sinners level or should I say what sinner will go on to eventually achieve , but yesterday's match for me showed me more that Sinner even though the same age as Jack is probably two years ahead in terms of match toughness , dealing with big pressure moments, coming back from adversary etc etc. Drapers development has been stop start since he burst onto the scene and if he stays injury free I feel within 18 months everything should click and he will be at the very least a top ten player. Who knows he has the game and talent to become one of the very best competing for the top prizes every time . But you have to be a special sort of individual to achieve that sort of ststus. If I had to have a guess now he will be a sort of Rublev sort of level / career with maybe winning a slam along the way

[@sphinx333]

Agreed, but sinner is also ahead in terms of mentality. He plays from another planet. His head is made of steel, it’s scary.

[@spikelee007]

Powerful analysis! Sinner is a mental animal literally, the strongest out there like the Joker!

[@domenicocolletti6052]

Draper maybe will not face on top 5 ranking, but a good spot on top 10 is on his capabilities, if emprove in some part of the match and as well, emprove his shooting choice...

[@lukepatterson5367]

Spinx totally agree mate !! But the Sinner of two years ago who is probably around the same level of experience as this current Jack Drape r would be dismantled by this current Sinner. My point is in the next 18 months Draper can develop his game so much and we will see then I feel what sort of level he will be he still very raw with a lot of the attributes . Experiencing big matches at big events like this win or lose getting fitter getting stronger dealing with pressure situations etc etc. This really was his first big stage match against an elite player in a massive event. He will only get better in all areas

[@paolalancellotti3695]

Loved that there were so many women analyzing a men’s match.

[@antoniopotacqui2394]

he will soon reach Jan and Carlos' goals and he is also a great guy. I am a supporter of Jan, now after him also of Jack

[@robertheintze9413]

His resume is insufficient to earn him the world's number one ranking

[@shihlin1]

Did Draper really throw up three times on court ? All his previous matches were pretty routine, did playing Sinner really make him barf ? Wow

[@Kreatures100]

Draper is def on his way. Especially with the best if three sets coming back and giving Draper the necessary time to develop his match play. He has that top ten capability if not higher.

[@bcuser2]

Jack the Draper , the serial draper of 21th century tennis

[@docjun3588]

Jack Trapper is arrogant. He thinks he is that good. He was just lucky that the seeded players were eliminated. He will not win against them exce[t Alex De Minaur.

[@francescocavagna5934]

Good grammar man

[@guyzer7006]

How is he arrogant…I think he is a good player and person!!

[@shihlin1]

While I'm not a fan of Sinner, I admit he is so far ahead of the other guys right now. Also, one important factor -- Sinner did NOT enter the Olympics in Paris. While Alcaraz and Novak are burnt out from playing the Olympics, Sinner skipped Paris due to illness. That may have really helped him here in NY now, he seems so much fresher and better shape than everyone else. I'm pretty sure Draper played the Olympics as well

[@giovannidepetris6335]

Paolini played the Olympics in both single and double I see no difference in her energy levels so the Olympics excuse is not so valid

[@baroncicala1934]

Bornout? LMAO Bro, they played the Olympic final more than 1 MONTH ago...

[@silverman169]

@@baroncicala1934 Switching from Bo5 clay to Bo5 grass then back to Bo3 Clay then to Bo5 Hardcourt in a short amount of time is pretty demanding for tennis players. I just don't think the 3 men's olympics medalists who made deep runs during the clay and grass seasons losing early at about the same time at the US Open is a coincidence.

[@baroncicala1934]

@@silverman169 bro, it has passed a month and the olympics are played with three sets matches...If some player is tired is no because of the olympics...

[@giannifois418]

Molti, anche noti esperti di tennis, la pensano come te. Non sono sicuro che sia cosi; sen sbaglio, per esempio proprio Taylor Fritz ha perso la finale per il bronzo con Musetti alle olimpiadi di Parigi, e mi pare che abbia vinto un bronzo nel doppio misto? (però non ne sono certo, dovrei verificare). Comunque penso che le olimpiadi potrebbero aver inciso più a livello mentale che fisico. PS Ho verificato. Olimpiado Paris: Fritz eliminato da Musetti al terzo turno. Bronzo nel doppio maschile in coppia con Tommy Paul

[@ThePeterWilliam]

Uh, because he's world number 1?

[@crazycatpetera1404]

Jack has potential if he can address his physicality.. I would’ve preferred our next top British player to actually have some charisma 😂 but alas we’ve got Draper who’s also studied at the Andy Murray school of dull & dreary 🤣 But yeah, Jack’s clearly talented.. I don’t know why people like to count him out.. if he manages to address his physical struggles he has the potential to win a few slams, he’s beaten both alcaraz and sinner in smaller tournaments already and he overpowered Jannik in some of their rallies here.

[@pierrecote8241]

I was flabbergasted to hear his coach yelling at him at every shot with all due respect Graper should FIRE his coach now same was so load yelling he made him Lost the game.

[@giuseppevittoria3098]

C'mon Jack.....che palle😢

[@RamZar50]

Draper has really stepped it up this Summer physically and mentally. He always had the game but health issues, fitness and injuries had held him back. He still has health issues and he must address those. He finished 2023 ranked No. 61 and now he has a career high ranking of No. 20. First he must get into the Top 10 and stay there year after year. He’s only 22 years old so the future is bright. Hopefully, he plays some key upcoming tournaments starting in late September: - Tokyo or Beijing ATP 500 - Shanghai Masters - Vienna or Basel ATP 500 - Paris Masters

[@michaeldonohue-ju6hm]

It never happened to Martina. That's why she won 18 grand slams.

[@RossBayCult]

He has fitness issues if Sinner wore him out. He hadn’t lost a set on the way to the SF

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Great comments.👍🤩

[@James-th7wb]

Sinner feasted on the Brit

[@crazycatpetera1404]

He literally dropped his serve once in the first 25 games you absolute clown 😂

[@finfog4590]

Such a rich nation but can’t develop world beaters

[@adrianek12343]

Whole lta system is wrong

[@grmstevens]

Can develop wife beaters though

[@mightywhite4553]

Draper was never going to win this match and those who even thought he had a chance are deluded sinner is just too good simple as that , move on

[@XxxX-wx3er]

He’s famous enough now for Oasis reunion tickets. He will be just fine.

[@pierrecote8241]

Correction I meant Draper sorry!

[@maxrevive9511]

พวกเขาเริ่มเกมส์แรง และเร็ว เพื่อเก็บแต้มก่อนในเซ็ทแรก 2 เซ็ทแรก เห็นได้ว่า แจ็ค มีความกดดัน พยายามและได้ผลดี จึงใช้พลังงานมากกว่าปกติ กว่าแมทช์ที่ผ่านๆมา ระบบในร่างกายตื่นตัวแล้วทำงานมากกว่าปกติ สูญเสียพลังงาน และเสียเกลือแร่เร็ว มีผลต่อการบาดเจ็บแบบคาดไม่ถึงได้ มากกว่าการเล่นในเกมส์ที่มีความกดดันน้อย ผลจึงออกมาเป็นสกอร์ในเซ็ท 3 ถ้า แจ็คไม่บาดเจ็บ แมทช์นี้จะสนุกเร้าใจ แมทช์หนึ่งใน ยูเอส โอเพ่น 2024

[@jimmy229]

British sky won't call it out for what it is his a soft English boy

[@MarkSlabiejko]

The English people are not interested in working hard to achieve something.. they like the easy life meaning doing nothing all day....

[@trishennaidoo1309]

Basically didn't the same as Tim did 😂

[@thoughtbringer]

How did he shatter his dream? By being a better player maybe. Who's Jack Draper anyway

[@docjun3588]

Andy Murray is much better than him.

[@guidocapparelli3400]

At this level all errors are forcex

[@joelintl2226]

would Sinner also keep staring at his phone while non-communicating with his team? Not judging, just wondering...

[@emanuelet1366]

OMG what happened to Bartoli

[@pauljohnson6019]

Draper is done! He was lucky Alcaraz was having an off day! Ao2025, Alcaraz and Sinner/Medvedev will be winning again, Djokovic will try his best, but I don't see him winning his last possible slam at 38.

[@PierreDybman]

Let’s hope Marion Bartoli doesn’t throw up!

[@LostAtSe]

Hard to believe she was a ever champion right?

[@skyjuke2006]

The loser always explains...

[@albertoagostini2972]

What is the reason for having 3 women talking about men's tennis?

[@billiey36]

What is the reason for you talking about anything?

[@albertoagostini2972]

@@billiey36 because unlike you, I do have a brain

[@billiey36]

@@albertoagostini2972 Then why was that dumb?

[@albertoagostini2972]

@@billiey36 yes, it was dumb selecting three women to talk about men's tennis

[@billiey36]

@@albertoagostini2972 Why do you sound like you're 10 - "I know I am but what are you" - 🤣😂

[@usermatisse]

Let's see: because draper is a good player but Sinner is one of the best talents of the last 30 years? 😊

[@massimoboccanera5744]

a little malox and the gastritis will go away. go make the spaghetti sauce

[@giovannidepetris6335]

How? Playing better

[@marcofimiani8568]

22 vittorie slam in una stagione l'hanno fatto solo i Big Four e Sinner

[@latibes]

one tie break marion

[@Xena657]

Because Draper 🤮on all courds 😂😂😂😂

[@margaritamuller2497]

Draper 🎉🎉

[@suryathapa5785]

Jack need to juice for his fitness sinner had juice for his fitness so no problem for fitness now

[@billiey36]

Both of them were tested during the tournament as all players in slams are. Obviously they both played clean or we would've heard by now. I love how Sinner triggers low IQ people.

[@alexsavy8714]

tim henman is irritating

[@lingolarker9318]

Evildoer will win several Slams. He’s a non British 22 year old so we should predict it with confidence.

[@dareemmanuel6079]

But, but, men and women should earn the same prize money. The men play way longer and bring in more eyeballs, yet they don’t deserve more money. Injustice!

[@meyerhaus3189]

Because lying cheaters never win.

[@projectx5154]

There's a cream for that

[@billiey36]

There's knowledge for clueless people.

[@stamatispapadimitriou5074]

It had very few to do with Sinner who was mediocre with his shiny stat being his first serve. If Sinner plays like this against Fritz he is not winning US Open. As for Draper, I don't know if it was a heatstroke or dehydration but physically he wasn't even close to his top condition. This naturally affected stats like his 1st serve and double faults which were unbeliavably high. How did Sinner affect Drapers' 1st serve? He didn't. Jack lost it on his own. He did tremendous. His body betrayed him.

[@PerformingArtsRU]

It's Fritz's for God's sake! The man had not even made semi finals b4 this. Plus coming off a 5 setter, easy pickings for Sinner.

[@SainyaHokage]

I agree Sinner was not that good. I lost count if his forehand right into the net. Fritz is on the mission of his life at home. Sinner 'd better up his game. Maybe it is Fritz' s time.

[@Stu49583]

@@SainyaHokage It would be totally "undeserved" if Fritz won a Grand Slam. I know the player who wins by definition deserves the trophy but I feel that Fritz did not do enough in general to be among of Grand Slam title holders. Heck even Ferrer never won one, who was much more accomplished than Fritz. Him winning US Open would be a huge fluke.

[@Aliceteacup]

Mediocrity is not an appropriate term for any top ten player in the world. Control yourself and use some common sense.

[@tjr-007tt]

The fact that Sinner still won in straight sets while not playing well, proves how dangerously good he is.

[@MyOneFiftiethOfADollar]

So, looks like you did some research on key words and determined that SHATTER will get you more page views and ad revenue. You should reANALYZE and realize accurate reportage is better than BS descriptions like yours. Draper's income from finishing in top 4 of US Open will exceed the total income you earn for the duration of your life.

[@dr1kk3r]

Hey, is everything ok? Are you ok? 😢

[@jems6481]

Draper would have smashed sinner if he wasn't sick!!...period!

[@JeremyWade-z2n]

He got sick because he played Sinner. He was pushed to nowhere he has ever been.

[@JeremyWade-z2n]

Good excuse

[@akustik_prog1601]

Bla bla bla' excuses but if...but if....but if...😂

[@robdorey563]

Really??

[@angelomezzini7849]

Futili inutili scuse non è al livello di sinner lei è poco sportivo

[@Craig-ls6rv]

Amazing how fit Sinner is!? I would double check his bloods. Probably as juiced up as Lance Armstrong.

[@firstname3229]

the same goes for a bunch of other players like novak and carlos

[@Stu49583]

So from now on, anytime he plays well, you are going to just say he is juiced up? I understand you don't like the guy but always coming with the "dope card" will just be a slander and not much else.

[@nicolagomiero8866]

Armstrong ha vinto 7 Tour de France you?😂un wc.

[@JeremyWade-z2n]

Sound like a salty Brit. You do realize it is impossible to not be detected. This isn't the 70's.

[@Aliceteacup]

Doesn’t this ever get tiring? 🥱​@@nicolagomiero8866

[@geechan4744]

Steroid

[@billiey36]

I hope you get hope for it.

[@geechan4744]

@@billiey36 go fritz

[@billiey36]

@@geechan4744 I meant it.

[@Adriana-c4d7q]

Is not nice comment

[@piersgrowcott8179]

Jack boy will learn SO MUCH from this match!! He will come back better and stronger and move on!! I've just found out he's a Man utd fan!! from Sutton in Sarf London!! Oh no Jack boy!! Sutton=you should support the Mighty Blues=Chelsea!! I'll try and forgive ya!! Never mind Jack Sahn,come back for the davis cup in Manx land and tbe future tournaments and your the business on grass so lookin forward to the new guvnor of British tennis winning tornaments by the score,all the best sahn,from Piers A.K.A.Chopper.

[@andreaverzulli5796]

Draper quando ha vinto prima di sinner non lo vedevo emotivo! Perciò ha vinto il migliore che ha sbagliato 10 volte con il dritto.

[@NazarenoGalullo-mh5vs]

STOP FINDING EXCUSES like DISIDRATATION or other STUPID THINGS : this match has shown only 1 THING , the ABSOLUTE SUPERIORITY OF SINNER on DRAPER !

[@Fontsman-14]

@NazarenoGalullo-mh5vs Draper's conditioning also played a part too. Let's not forget that Sinner's had problems with cramp. He's undergone a physical transformation over the last 2 years. Before that, he was built like a stick of celery. Draper being a naturally heavier build in the mold of Shelton will need to find the right balance of muscularity/flexibility and endurance.

[@billiey36]

@@Fontsman-14 Agreed. Tennis players start at a young age before they're done growing. We see them changing and trying to find a balance that works for their body type as they get older. People have said Sinner is a year or two away from his peak physical condition. He is only 23 and you can keep growing well into your 20's. Other players will naturally go through the same transformations.