Jack Draper: British No 1 set to return to action from injury in December event at Copper Box Arena | Tennis News

Jack Draper is scheduled to work from an ARM injury in the UTS London Grand Final in Arena Copper Box Arena.

Dripper announced earlier this month that he was The end of its 2025 season due to the injury of the arm that prevailed in most of the campaign He forced him to withdraw from his match in the second round of the United States Open.

The 23 -year -old, who currently ranked seventh in the ATP global rankings, won the UTS London Grand Final in his only previous appearance in 2023.

The decision comes after he excluded himself from the six lucrative kings in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the ATP finals at the end of the year in Turin.

“I have great memories of winning the United States against my home groups two years ago. I look forward to returning there and competition,” said Dryber, who was granted a wild car in the eight men at the end of the UTS season.

He established the semi -finals in the United States open last year itself in the first ten positions in the world, and reached a high -ranking level in the high -ranking 4 after winning Indian wells and reaching the finals in Madrid and Doha.

Dryber called the time in his season on social media, saying: “Unfortunately, my arms injury is something that I should rest and mean that I will sit in the rest of 2025. It is very difficult for me to accept when I was building some amazing momentum this year and playing some wonderful things.

“However, I have passed this before … and I always get back stronger because I am very excited to achieve my potential as a player. Thank you very much for everyone who supports me for a good performance and supports me on my journey. I cannot wait to return there and give it everything. I see you soon!”

UTS sees two players competing to win many points in four quarters of eight minutes. After that, the point of a sudden death is a result of the seizure, with the lack of a second available for players and periods of resets the shortest permitted between points.

There are also opportunities for players to enhance their points by using reward cards, while unlimited training is available from side lines.

UTS rules

• Four quarters of eight minutes each
• Less time (15 seconds) between points
• Do not serve again
• Unlimited training from side lines
• Player interviews between rats
• Strategic use of reward cards by players
• A prominent thunderbolt cup … and more

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