But to deal with that level of pressure, that level of intensity, and come through it and win in straight sets, that’s absolutely brilliant.
Draper will now face Daniil Medvedev in the semi-finals, and Henman believes the match-up will be a tough test for the young Brit.
It’s a different challenge. He hasn’t played Medvedev before. He’s going to have to deal with a really difficult player who is so consistent, so solid from the back of the court, Henman said.
But if he plays with that level of intensity, and he’s able to play the brand of tennis that he’s been playing, then he’s got a chance. But he’s going to have to deal with that adversity again because Medvedev is not going to go away.