Jack Draper's huge net worth and girlfriend latest as he moves in with fellow tennis player

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14-05-2025

Jack Draper's huge net worth and girlfriend latest as he moves in with fellow tennis player
The Brit takes on Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz in the quarter-final of the Italian Open
Tennis player Jack Draper has previously been linked with model KT Lordahl
Jack Draper has rapidly risen to become Britain's top tennis talent and will get the chance to prove how good he is against Carlos Alcaraz on Wednesday.
Having turned professional in 2018, Draper, 23, showcased early promise by reaching the boys' singles final at Wimbledon that year and he has gone from strength to strength since.
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Last year saw the Londoner catapult into the wider public conscience when he clinched his maiden ATP Tour title at the Stuttgart Open, defeating Matteo Berrettini in a hard-fought final. His triumph in Germany was followed by a notable win over Alcaraz at the Queen's Club Championships, underscoring his prowess on the grass.
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His impressive run at the US Open saw him reach the semi-finals, making him the first British male to do so since Andy Murray in 2012. He ended the year with an ATP 500 title in Vienna, breaking into the top 15 rankings.
Draper's momentum has continued into 2025. He secured his first Masters 1000 title at Indian Wells, defeating Holger Rune in the final, which catapulted him up to a career-high ATP ranking of No. 5.
Wimbledon champ Alcaraz stands in the way of him and the Italian Open semi-finals. But ahead of the clash with the Spaniard in Rome, we take a closer look at the player's life off the court.
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Vast net worth
Draper has seen his net worth surge in recent years as high as $8m (£6m), according to BBN Times. The 23-year-old's rapid rise in the sport has been fuelled by major on-court successes and an expanding portfolio of endorsement deals.
Draper has earned more than $6.7m (£5m) in career prize money to date. His breakthrough performances in 2024 — most notably that semi-final run at the US Open and the ATP 500 title in Vienna — were key milestones in a standout season. That momentum carried into 2025 with the landmark win at the Indian Wells Masters.
Off the court, Draper has become a sought-after figure for major brands. He currently holds endorsement deals with Nike, Dunlop, and Vodafone, which are thought to collectively contribute up to $850,000 (£637,000) annually to his income. These commercial partnerships have further solidified his financial standing and reflect his growing appeal as one of Britain's most marketable young athletes.
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With his powerful left-handed game, mental resilience, and continued development, Draper has emerged as a leading figure in British tennis.
Jack Draper of Great Britain
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Girlfriend situation and Emma Raducanu rumours
Draper has made it clear that his primary focus remains on his burgeoning tennis career, leaving little room for romantic engagements. Despite his rising fame, Draper has expressed a preference for genuine connections over dating apps.
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In a candid interview, Draper said: "I've been fortunate to forge a few genuinely strong connections with people. For me, what matters most is someone with ambition, their own purpose in life, who is kind, non-judgmental, and upholds strong values."
He emphasised that, at this stage in his life, his priority is to become the best tennis player he can be, especially given the challenges of maintaining relationships amidst a demanding travel schedule.
Speculation has surrounded Draper's personal life, with rumours linking him to fellow tennis star Emma Raducanu. However, both athletes have consistently maintained that their relationship is purely platonic, rooted in a longstanding friendship.
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Draper was also rumoured to be involved with American influencer KT Lordahl, who was reportedly present at several of his matches during the 2024 US Open.
She posted from each of Draper's matches at the tournament, sparking rumours on social media and in the national press.
The Instagram model has more than a million followers on the social media platform. Nevertheless, Draper has not confirmed any romantic involvement and continues to keep his personal life private.
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Tennis player flatmate
Draper has taken the decision to move in with old friend and fellow tennis player Paul Jubb.
The pair have become housemates in south west London, with Draper having recently moved out of his Surrey family home to live with the fellow tennis pro, who know each other from their junior tennis days.
The arrangement marks a new chapter for Draper, who has embraced the independence that comes with homeownership. In a recent interview, he shared his enthusiasm for domestic life, noting, "I'm enjoying being able to wash my own clothes. There's been the odd shrinking disaster, but we're back on track."
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Jubb, 25, originally from Kingston upon Hull, has a strong record in ATP Challenger and ITF Futures/World Tennis Tour finals, with nine wins and only two losses.
From York, Jubb won the 2019 NCAA singles title and reached a career-high ATP ranking of No. 180 in 2024. He has claimed multiple ITF titles, an ATP Challenger win, and pushed top players in Grand Slams, showing strong potential on the professional circuit.
Like Draper, it is hoped he, too, will make a significant impact in the tennis world in the coming years.
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Successful dad
Jack Draper is the son of Roger Draper, who is known for his tenure as chief executive of Sport England from 2003 to 2006. He also held the position of chief executive at the Lawn Tennis Association (2006-2013) and professional rugby league club Warrington Wolves (2015-2017).
During his stint at the LTA, Draper Sr implemented a new initiative named 'Blueprint, a Strategy for British Tennis', with the aim of transforming the governing body of the sport into a more effective organisation.
The 55-year-old was instrumental in increasing British Tennis memberships by a staggering 500 per cent, and played a key role in launching mini tennis programmes to inspire more individuals to embrace the sport.
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Since 2018, Draper Sr has been serving as the global business advisor for Boston Consulting Group (BCG).