Jack Draper has emerged as one of the finest names at the Queen’s Club championship. Even Carlos Alcaraz, who came out fresh after his remarkable win at Roland Garros, had to open his eyes wide as the Briton managed to take him down in straight sets. This determination to stand against the toughest competitors on the scene stands strong because of a fair contribution from his family dynamics. Here’s everything to know about the ATP star’s grandparents and the mutual feeling of love that they share.

Rising British ATP star Jack Draper is known to share a special bond with his grandmother Brenda. The 22-year-old himself revealed that she’s the one who showed him the path that led to his interest in the sport. “I have my grandad here, he’s just turned 80, his wife Brenda, my nan, she sort of introduced us to tennis,” Draper said in a recent on-court interview.

While everything may seem to be on track and in order with this loving family, an illness haunts the well-being of Brenda, Draper’s grandmother. She has been living with dementia for the past 12 years, during which her husband, Jack’s grandad played a crucial role.

Jack Draper’s love for his grandparents has no limits. Because of the fact that his grandmother is forced to fight with a condition, he decides to play a part in a social welfare group. The personal connection to dementia has inspired the ATP pro to take on a role besides tennis, as an ambassador for the Alzheimer’s Society.

His dedication to raising awareness and finding a cure for dementia originated from experiencing the drastic impact it has had on Brenda and his family. “I am passionate about finding a cure so we can finally bring an end to the devastation caused by dementia,” he announced in an interview, highlighting his commitment to the cause as well as the reason behind it.

Jack Draper’s story is not just about tennis but also includes a big chapter for the love of his family. While they are the ones who guided him right from the start, the fact that he admires them in front of the whole world shows the strength of family bonds. However, besides being motivated by his grandmother, the ATP pro also stands on cloud nine whenever he spots his grandfather in the stands.

Jack Draper introduces his biggest supporter to the British crowd

It has been a while since Jack Draper forced all the spotlights on himself. The 22-year-old secured a massive 7-6, 6-3 win over Carlos Alcaraz, proving his worth on the grass courts. While everyone present in the arena left their seats to cheer for the young champ, his eyes were looking for just one face, his grandfather.

“I have my grandad here, he’s just turned 80, his wife Brenda, my nan, she sort of introduced us to tennis,” he said, uncovering his childish side to introduce everyone to his grandfather. Being unsure about his knowledge of the sport, the Briton added, “Even though she doesn’t understand what’s going on, it’s amazing for him to be here, be a part of tennis, be a part of my success.”

The whole tennis world currently unites to hail Jack Draper. As the ATP star remembered introducing the ones who helped him attain this feat, it isn’t just an incident to be remembered but an example to be followed.