Jack Draper achieved a significant milestone in his career by winning the Vienna Open on Sunday, showcasing his remarkable talent and determination. He delivered a commanding performance in the final against Karen Khachanov, securing a 6-4, 7-5 victory despite a late challenge from his opponent. This triumph marks Draper's second ATP title, following his first win at the Stuttgart Open earlier this year, and it is also his inaugural ATP 500 title.

Jack Draper has achieved the biggest victory of his career by winning the Vienna Open, defeating Karen Khachanov with a score of 6-4, 7-5. The British No. 1 expressed his joy, stating, "It feels incredible. I’m incredibly happy." Returning to the Wiener Stadthalle for one of the most significant matches of his young career, Draper faced his first ATP 500 final. In the past, such high-stakes moments have often led to overwhelming nerves and physical challenges for him, preventing him from delivering his best performance. However, after a year of hard work and determination to elevate his game, Draper was prepared for this moment. He showcased both his talent and resilience throughout the match, dominating much of the play against Khachanov. Despite a late push from his opponent, Draper held his ground to secure the title with a strong performance.