Jack Draper is at the very top of his game right now, having just beaten Holger Rune in the final of Indian Wells.
Draper thinks he’s still behind Carlos Alcaraz, despite defeating the Spaniard en route to the Indian Wells title.
Boris Becker wants more from Draper after his maiden ATP Masters 1000 title, which represents his third career title.
Along with beating second seed Alcaraz in California, Draper impressively overcame American stars Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton.
Their compatriot Jenson Brooksby was also knocked out by the British number one, as well as Brazilian star Joao Fonseca.
Tim Henman says Jack Draper can ‘just accelerate’ on his forehand
His stunning run concluded with a 6-2, 6-2 final win over 12th seed Rune, with former British number one Tim Henman very excited for what Draper’s future holds.
Speaking on Sky Sports Tennis, Henman said: “I think this will just give Jack confidence that any time the ball is on his forehand he can just accelerate. He is hitting so aggressively it has margin for error, but it is not like it looks risky.
“But when you see where Rune is having to track down balls he is opening up the angles, so there is so many positives to take away for Jack and I still think there is areas that he can improve on.
“I think I heard he goes to seven in the rankings. You are trying to break the top 10 barrier and then suddenly he is seven in the world!”
| Holger Rune | Point stats | Jack Draper |
| 3/6 (50%) | Net points won | 4/6 (67%) |
| 7 | Winners | 21 |
| 20 | Unforced errors | 16 |
| 27/52 (52%) | Service points won | 34/46 (74%) |
| 12/46 (26%) | Return points won | 25/52 (48%) |
| 39/98 (40%) | Total points won | 59/98 (60%) |
Who did Jack Draper and Holger Rune beat en route to Indian Wells final?
Draper has soared seven places in the ATP rankings following his run, reaching a career-high seventh place.
Rune meanwhile has risen one spot to 12th in the world, having also really impressed on the hard courts in California.
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The 21-year-old Dane beat a handful of top players on his way to the last two, including eighth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas and fifth seed Daniil Medvedev.
Like Draper, he can also take great confidence from his venture, but the Briton now has all the momentum heading into the Miami Open.
| Jack Draper (13) | Holger Rune (12) | |
| Round two | Joao Fonseca | Corentin Moutet |
| Round three | Jenson Brooksby | Ugo Humbert (18) |
| Round four | Taylor Fritz (3) | Stefanos Tsitsipas (8) |
| Quarter-final | Ben Shelton (11) | Tallon Griekspoor |
| Semi-final | Carlos Alcaraz (2) | Daniil Medvedev (5) |
| Final | Holger Rune (12) | Jack Draper (13) |
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