Jack Draper has just discovered how hard it is to carry the British flag at Wimbledon. As the fourth seed acknowledged, barely half an hour after his unceremonious exit, “It makes me think that Andy’s achievement,

Jack Draper now sees Andy Murray’s achievement of winning two Wimbledon titles as “unbelievable” after his shock second round exit. And the British No.1 said he will need to improve on grass to become a contender at his home Grand Slam.

All eyes were on Andy Murray in the lead-up to Wimbledon in 2013. The pressure was on to see if he could finally end the 77-year British men’s title drought at the famed major. Murray became a national hero when he hoisted the winning trophy that year.