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Saturday, June 21, 2025

🧠 Form & Context

🎯 British breakout: Now World No. 4, he’s locked in a Wimbledon top-4 seeding after a stellar grass run.
📈 Elite year: Indian Wells champion, Madrid finalist, and strong French Open showing — Draper is now proving himself on all surfaces.
🏠 Queen’s comfort: A stunning 9–1 record here with three wins this week, including two tough three-setters that tested and confirmed his growing fitness.
💪 Endurance boost: Once questioned physically, Draper now shows resilience in long matches—key for deep tournament runs.
⚔️ Rivalry advantage: Leads the head-to-head 2–1 against Lehecka, with recent wins in Doha and Paris.

🌿 Quiet grass threat: Hasn't dropped a set this week, with clean wins over de Minaur, Diallo, and Fearnley.
🧨 Form peaking: After a QF in Stuttgart, this London run feels like a natural step forward—he’s managing the big points well.
📉 Yet to crack the elite: Still searching for a top-10 win on grass — came up short vs Medvedev and Alcaraz previously.
📅 Upside ranking swing: Missed the 2024 grass swing due to injury, so all points earned this week are pure gain.
🔁 H2H history: Beat Draper once on hard in Adelaide but lost their last two meetings.

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🔍 Form & Context

🧱 Battle-tested: Saved four match points to beat Rybakina in a thriller—came back from 3–6 in the final-set tiebreak.
💤 Slow starter: Has needed big second sets to survive both her matches in Berlin so far.
🎯 In peak form: With a 42–7 record in 2025 and Slam finals in Melbourne & Paris, this may be her best season yet—but she's still chasing her first grass title.
📊 Mixed Berlin record: Just 2–4 here before this week; this is her first semifinal at the venue.
🌱 Grass conundrum: Two semifinals before on grass—no titles yet.

🦋 Flying low, striking big: Knocked out Keys, Shnaider, and Jabeur—all in straight sets.
⚙️ Momentum returns: This is her best run since RG 2023, after a quiet and injury-hit 2025.
🧊 Ice-veined: Didn’t drop serve vs Jabeur, and has kept errors to a minimum all week.
🍀 Dangerous floater: Ranked #164, but don’t let that fool you—she’s a Wimbledon champ and back in form.
🌱 Grass streak incoming? This is just her second grass semi. The first? She won Wimbledon.

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⚠️ Inconsistent 2025: Holds a 12–13 record overall and has yet to play on grass this season.
🎾 Stuttgart history: Quarterfinalist in 2023, but lost in the opening round last year.
💥 Patchy form: Hasn’t beaten many top players lately but does own recent wins over Cilic and Pacheco Mendez.
📉 Grass court results: 24–13 lifetime but only 1 grass win in 2024 and none so far this season.
📌 Key to compete: Will need top-notch serving to have a chance against an in-form Lehecka.

🚀 Solid 2025: 18–11 record includes wins over Korda, Musetti, Cerundolo, and Norrie across clay and hard courts.
🔄 Grass adaptation: Career 5–8 on grass, but did reach Stuttgart R16 last year.
🧠 Composed under pressure: Beat Bonzi earlier this year at the Australian Open in straight sets.
📍 Familiar ground: Stuttgart suits his game, and he returns with momentum and confidence.

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