Jack Draper spoke about Joao Fonseca's potential after defeating him in the third round of the French Open with a commanding 6-2, 6-4, 6-2 victory. The world No.

Joao Fonseca believes Jack Draper’s trusty left hand means he will struggle to find a practice partner at the French Open. There are very few left-handers in the top 100 on the ATP Tour, and even fewer remaining in the Roland Garros draw.

Fonseca is a rising star from Brazil, with the 18-year-old carrying an explosive forehand despite his slight build and baby face. But Fonseca was unable to use his exciting weapons and all-court game. Draper was on him from the start, serving superbly and overpowering Fonseca with his heavy top-spin forehand that kicked viciously off the clay.